Using IRAC, organize this issue into the various legal issues that arise, based on the concepts you just learned.

Janet and Rita are best friends. They have been attending senior fitness together twice a week at their local gym after they met at the community center during lunch for seniors. The two get along very well because they both have teenaged grandchildren.

One day, while attending senior fitness, Rita realizes the need for specialty sneakers for the 65+ crowd. She starts a business where she personalizes ergonomic shoes to make them more fashionable for all her fellow seniors. Her business, Sassy Shoes, Inc. takes off because everyone loves her designs. Because she gets so busy with personalizing the shoe, she asks Janet to help source materials to create and distribute her products. Janet says, "you've got it Captain!"

Janet purchases paint and packaging for Rita from a business called Bingo Products. Bingo allows her to place an order and pay on delivery of the product. Janet tells Bingo Products to bill Sassy Shoes for her order.

Later on, Sassy Shoes grows to make a lot of money; so much that Rita doesn't know what to do with it. Because Janet is her best friend and also has teenaged grandchildren, Rita decides to create a trust for her and Rita's grandchildren. She names her daughter, Chilli and Janet's son, Bandit as trustees and gives them $500,000 to start the trust for the purpose of the grandchildren's college expenses.

• Is Sassy Shoes liable for the contract Janet makes with Bingo Products?
• Did Rita create a valid trust?