This is really not an appropriate place to be asking this, firstly the same would apply whether you were contracting someone to do development in Perl, RPG/III, Clipper, COBOL or Occam. Secondly taking what is essentially legal advice off a bunch of (relatively) anonymous geeks on some random web-forum is pretty certainly not a sensible way to run a business. A contract is a legal document, legal documents are created by lawyers. If you need a lawyer, hire a lawyer, or if you really think you might be able to get this professional help for free then at the very least ask somewhere where there is at least a slim chance that you might get a response from someone who has been to law school.

See for instance http://www.legalknowhow.com/FineHummel/webcontract.htm for some reasons why you shouldn't want our help.

/J\

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