What are the ethics related to ending behavioral services because you have not been paid in several months? This happens frequently in my district. I started working with one client in October. It is now March, and I have never received a check. I have called the support coordinator, and she just says sometimes the system is slow. Everyone in our district thinks we have an ethical obligation to provide services, so we can't terminate clients over lack of payment. Somewhere, on someone's desk, I am guessing our behavior analysis invoices are just piling up. Our clients have a "right to treatment." Do we have a "right to be paid"?(Bailey & Burch, 2016, pp. 269-270)