Legal Question in Business Law in Florida

Re: franchise contract

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RESPONSE: It does not sound like it would be something that would be authorized but there is no way to know unless you read the original contract that you signed. That will specify exactly what they can and cannot do, and when the contract terminates. IF the contract has terminated then the parties are free to negotiate new terms. Good luck,

Randall Gilbert