A must-have agreement for all health and wellness coaches, educators, and creators who are working with minors.
When creating content—like a course, program, or membership— geared toward minors, around diet, exercise, or other health-related activities, it’s important to proactively protect yourself from any liability and risks associated with your program. This easy-to-use waiver releases you from liability in the event something goes wrong and ensures your clients’ parents acknowledge and assume all risks from their children participating in your program. This simple disclaimer should be displayed along with your marketing materials
What it is: A simple waiver that releases you from liability and puts the onus of risk on your clients’ parents.
Who it’s for: Coaches, educators, or content creators in the health and wellness industry who create content or education for minors.
When you need it: When creating content or programs related to diet, fitness, wellness, or other health-related topics for minors.
Why you need it: To protect yourself and your business from the risk and liability associated with your industry (let’s be honest—a lot can go wrong in the health and wellness sphere—especially when working with minors).
Each purchase from The Boutique Lawyer comes with a single, non-transferable, non-exclusive business-use license. This allows you to use the templates and policies within your own business only. Website policies may be applied across multiple sites you own but are not permitted for client sites or redistribution.
Our templates are designed for use by U.S. based businesses. We recommend having an attorney review the template to ensure it meets your specific business needs, regardless of your location.
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The contract templates provided by The Boutique Lawyer are for educational and informational purposes only.
They are not a substitute for personalized legal advice, and purchasing a template does not establish an attorney-client relationship. While we strive to ensure our templates are accurate and up to date, you should consult with a local attorney to ensure compliance with your jurisdiction's specific laws.
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