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Can a parent rescind a photography model release form for a minor?

I did a photo shoot and the parent signed my usual 'model release form for minor' so I can use the photos online and in advertising my portfolio etc. Now she says she is rescinding it... Is that even legal? What is the point of signing a contract if you can just rescind / revoke it whenever you please? There is no protection for photographers if this is the case! Because I offer a discounted price when I can use the photos! Does anyone know the legalities of this???

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Answer 1

She needs to check the contract because she may not be able to just rescind the agreement.

Answer 2

Don't know exactly how your release form is worded, but the one I found online (see link below) gives the photographer irrevocable rights to use the image. I emphasize the word "irrevocable". If you want to keep things simple, I'd suggest that you advise the parent that you're willing to void the release provided the parent pays the difference between your discounted rate and your non-discounted rate plus a relatively reasonable "processing fee" for the paperwork and your inconvenience.

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