Can I sue for a verbal contract?

Can I sue someone for not honoring a verbal contract?

Yes, you can sue for a verbal contract, but it can be challenging to prove its existence and terms.

What do I need to prove in court for a verbal contract?

You typically need to show that there was an offer, acceptance, and consideration, along with any evidence of the agreement.

Are there any situations where a verbal contract is not enforceable?

Yes, verbal contracts may not be enforceable in certain situations, such as agreements involving real estate or that cannot be completed within a year.

How can I gather evidence for a verbal contract?

You can gather evidence through witness testimonies, emails, texts, or any documentation that supports the existence of the agreement.