Legal Question in Consumer Law in Pennsylvania

Re: getting out of a contract

You don't give many facts here so a lot of variables could come into play. So I will say this: the most often used defense is the "ostrich approach"--one of the contracting parties just ignores the other as if they never signed the contract. I call them "ostriches" until they are called "defendants" because that is what they normally become. Don't use this approach!

Contracts is one of the most esoteric subjects in law school, you need to talk to a lawyer about this. There may be a defense to the contract, but legal consults are sometimes like medical examinations, with diagnostic questions designed to get to the right answer.