Tavane
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The woman could enforce it if she wished, suing the man for the money. He has signed a note that he owes her the money. Unless she admits it was never loaned, she will win, or he could agree that he owes her $5000 for work she performed for him. It doesn't need to be specified. Courts are very strict when it comes to written agreements, and are not going to be interested in a guy who claims it was not serious. You'd be surprised what you agree to in many written contracts for software, construction, and other things. The person would be an independent contractor. You don't need to file a 1099 for a contract to be enforceable. That only comes into play if you are audited by the IRS and claim an expense for an IC, but didn't submit a 1099. It has nothing to do with enforceability of a contract. I've never sent out a 1099, and often hire people in my profession. Court reporters, researchers, etc. I just don't worry about it. If the parties both agree to "lie", then there is no fraud. Perhaps they agree that he owes her $5000 for money loaned, expenses, and services provided at some casino. She loaned him $10, and the kiss she gave him was worth $4990, as they determined. That's not lying. That's why the casino scenario is nice, since huge sums of cash change hands, and nothing is tracked, unless you hit a big payoff on some machine. It doesnt' have to be $10,000. It can be $1000. The point is that it will be binding, so long as the "independent contractor/employment" agreement is detailed and not illegal. Only the woman will have copies of the agreement, so she doesn't have to worry about taxes, workman's compensation, or any other employment problems, and they would agree he is an independent contractor, which he would be. Many people hire maid services. Believe me, it would be legally enforceable, in that if he breached the agreement (by not performing all of the tasks for the specified period) she could sue him for the money. The point is not to drag the parties into court. The point is for them to know they have a legally enforceable agreement, for whatever subjective pleasure that is worth to them, to add spice to the submissive/dominant life they have. They would both know he is legally her slave. The agreement can really go into detail as to tasks, and it can be for a very long period of time. Not life, since such agreements are enforceable, but it could be for 5 years, or 10 years, or 20 years. It could be for $500, or $10,000. It would be very exciting to fill in the amount, (something painful, but not bankrupting) and then sign the agreement, and let the woman fill in the duration. LOL. Then she takes it to lock up in her safety deposit box, and brings back a copy to show you how long you are bound to her as her slave. I wouldn't do that for much money, but I might risk at least $1000 on it, if I loved the woman and we had a great relationship which had gone on for quite some time. You could put the money in escrow, with an attorney, so you didn't have to sue, and agree to be bound by his decision if a dispute arose, so if he disobeyed, she'd simply present proof which satisfied the attorney, and she'd get the money. It's really a fun thing, knowing he is legally her slave for whatever period they agree on (or she fills in in that scenario). That's all it is. If a male gives a woman his check and only has whatever money she gives him, she'll get far more money from that than from a binding agreement, over the long term, in a great relationship. I just think it would be fun to actually be legally obligated to be a woman's slave. The amount doesn't need to be large, though I'd think it should be at least $500. Obviously I'm not vanilla. I dont' know why I have that ice cream cone next to my posts. I was referring to vanilla as the very traditional female vanilla role, where she did everything and obeyed the husband. In a pre-nuptial agreement, you could truly bind the husband. Courts do enforce those. He wouldn't need to obey her, but it could provide that if a divorce occurs, he gets nothing, so the longer the marriage, the more dependent on her he becomes, and so will need to obey her totally, so she won't divorce him. I'd love to get married, take my wife's name, and when we take vows, swear to love, honor, and obey her, for the rest of my life. Not binding, but a truly sincere oath which is what women traditionally said long ago. These things are often more symbolic than having great legal significance. If you have a contract where you are legally a woman's slave, and a ceremony where you swear to obey her, and she gets all of your income, so you are totally dependent on her, etc, then these are aspects of the relationship which the parties can find emotional pleasure from, quite apart from their legal significance. Perhaps some day I'll find my mistress, and she'll forbid me to wear pants ever again in her home when we're alone, and all the other stuff. Probably not, but it's fun to think about.
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