“Before Your Athlete Signs ANY NIL Contract, Please Ask This One Question…”

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Ty

A Woman of Faith Helping Women Heal Forward with Money, Mindset & Purpose

Parents, here’s something most people overlook in the excitement of NIL deals:

“Is the agent or representative reviewing this contract actually an attorney?”

If not —
you need to slow down.

Because the truth is this:

Agents can explain deals.
But only attorneys can interpret contracts legally.

And NIL agreements are not simple.
They come with:

     

      • obligations

      • loopholes

      • penalties

      • exclusivity clauses

      • payment terms

      • termination rules

      • renewal structures

      • usage rights

      • ownership rights

    Most families don’t know what they’re agreeing to — until it’s too late.

    Here’s the part people underestimate:

    Schools CAN sue.

    Agents CAN sue.
    Brands CAN sue.

    And universities, agencies, and corporations have something most families don’t:
    money and legal teams.

    One misunderstanding in a contract could cost your athlete:

       

        • thousands in legal fees

        • eligibility

        • reputation

        • long-term opportunities

        • unnecessary stress

      This is why legal review matters.

      Parents should ALWAYS ask:

         

          • “Are you an attorney?”

          • “Who on your team reviews contracts?”

          • “Can we have our own legal counsel look at this?”

          • “What are the termination terms?”

          • “What happens if my child wants to leave this deal?”

        Because the worst mistake families make is assuming people won’t enforce a contract.

        They will.
        They can.
        And they do.

        Please don’t let your athlete sign anything blindly.

        Sometimes paying for a legal review NOW saves thousands later.

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