Too often, health and wellness entrepreneurs only think of lawyers as intimidating, expensive, and reactive. But what if your lawyer truly understood your business—and genuinely wanted you to succeed?

In this episode, Cory shares real stories of clients navigating issues like toxic employees, angry members, faulty equipment, and trademark disputes—all made easier by having a relationship with a lawyer who knows them, loves them, and is ready to help.

Whether it's creating proactive strategies or managing unexpected challenges, having a lawyer who truly has your back can mean the difference between stress and success.

KEY TAKEAWAYS:

✔️ Proactive law gives you power—reactive law costs time, stress, and money
✔️ Having a lawyer who knows your business means faster, more effective support
✔️ CC+ membership offers unlimited access and real results for members
✔️ Legal support should be human, heart-led, and actually enjoyable

🎧 Why You Need a Lawyer Who Actually Loves You? Press play now.

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No Contract? Welcome to the Wild Wild West
A retreat collab. A great idea. But no contract. When things went sideways, one client had no legal power—and paid the price.

Why This Happens
It’s common: you trust someone, get excited about a project, and start building before you clarify who owns what. But the law assumes both parties share ownership—unless there’s a written agreement.

How It Gets Messy
When things go wrong, you’re stuck in what Cory calls “the Wild Wild West”—where no one has a clear legal advantage, and negotiations are costly and emotional.

What Could’ve Prevented It
A simple written agreement defining roles, rights, and responsibilities. That’s it.

Key Takeaways
✔️ Starting a project without a contract creates legal chaos
✔️ The law assumes 50/50 ownership unless stated otherwise
✔️ A written agreement protects your IP and brand vision
✔️ Conflict without contracts = expensive, stressful, and avoidable

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Are You Bound by a Contract If the Info Is Wrong?

You signed a contract. But later, you realize some of the info in it was wrong. Can you still be legally bound?
This episode breaks down a real $25,000 mistake—and what it teaches about signing contracts without double-checking the details.

Why “I Didn’t Know” Doesn’t Work in Law

There’s a legal principle called “ignorance is not a defense.”
If you sign something—even if the information inside is wrong—you’re likely still bound by it.

One of Cory’s clients signed a commercial lease stating the property was 1,100 sq ft.
Three years later, she discovered the space was only 800 sq ft.
That mistake cost her over $25,000 in rent overpayment—and there was nothing she could do to recover it.

Why This Matters for Wellness Entrepreneurs

Whether it’s a lease, a partnership agreement, or a contractor agreement, the fine print matters.

You need to know:

• What you’re signing
• What’s factually accurate
• Whether your contract allows for corrections (amendments)
• What legal position you're in before things go wrong

Key Takeaways:

✔️ If you sign it, you’re usually bound—even if the info is wrong
✔️ Most contracts include clauses saying you had the chance to get legal advice
✔️ The time and cost to dispute a signed contract is rarely worth it
✔️ Review before signing—or risk costly surprises later

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