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Talk to the client, find a way forward that involves them parting with cash. What has been said before, they think they have paid too much for work at present, may be the case. If so put your case forward. Then have a signed contract for all works going forward.
If they then become stubborn, nails, materials away, take everything you can then stat demand or small claims on line.:90:
 
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