Parents Release And Indemnity Agreement

• Category: Florida Civil Actions - Personal Injury - Settlements
• State: Florida
• Control #: FL-03156
• Format: Word; Rich Text

Description

The parents or guardian of a minor sign this release and indemnity agreement following receipt of funds from a business entity. The funds were paid in exchange for the release to discharge any claims, demands or damages growing out of any known or unknown personal injuries or property damage. Florida Parents-Guardian Release and Indemnity Agreement (BORGIA) is a legal document that is signed by the parents or legal guardians of a minor child, granting permission to another person or entity to use the minor child's image or likeness in some form of commercial activity. The purpose of the agreement is to protect the interests of the minor child, the parent or guardian, and any other persons or entities involved in the commercial activity. BORGIA is most commonly used in the entertainment industry when a minor child is engaged to perform, such as in television, film, or other visual media. By signing the agreement, the parent or guardian releases the other party from any liability for the use of the minor's image or likeness. Additionally, the parent or guardian agrees to indemnify the other party for any claims, damages, or expenses that may arise from the use of the minor's image or likeness. The agreement may also include provisions such as the duration of usage, any fees due, compensation for services rendered, and any other pertinent information regarding the use of the minor's image or likeness. Types of Florida Parents-Guardian Release and Indemnity Agreement include: 1. Model Release Agreement: This agreement is used when a minor is hired to model for photographs, videos, or other visual media. 2. Talent Release Agreement: This agreement is used when a minor is hired to perform in television, film, or other visual media. 3. Music Release Agreement: This agreement is used when a minor is hired to perform in music recording, such as singing or playing an instrument. 4. Sports Release Agreement: This agreement is used when a minor is hired to perform in a sports event.

Florida Parents-Guardian Release and Indemnity Agreement (BORGIA) is a legal document that is signed by the parents or legal guardians of a minor child, granting permission to another person or entity to use the minor child's image or likeness in some form of commercial activity. The purpose of the agreement is to protect the interests of the minor child, the parent or guardian, and any other persons or entities involved in the commercial activity. BORGIA is most commonly used in the entertainment industry when a minor child is engaged to perform, such as in television, film, or other visual media. By signing the agreement, the parent or guardian releases the other party from any liability for the use of the minor's image or likeness. Additionally, the parent or guardian agrees to indemnify the other party for any claims, damages, or expenses that may arise from the use of the minor's image or likeness. The agreement may also include provisions such as the duration of usage, any fees due, compensation for services rendered, and any other pertinent information regarding the use of the minor's image or likeness. Types of Florida Parents-Guardian Release and Indemnity Agreement include: 1. Model Release Agreement: This agreement is used when a minor is hired to model for photographs, videos, or other visual media. 2. Talent Release Agreement: This agreement is used when a minor is hired to perform in television, film, or other visual media. 3. Music Release Agreement: This agreement is used when a minor is hired to perform in music recording, such as singing or playing an instrument. 4. Sports Release Agreement: This agreement is used when a minor is hired to perform in a sports event.