Equine legal contracts for horse sales, leases, breeding, training, lessons and boarding.
Our forms are all created specifically for the horse industry by an equine lawyer who’s a lifelong horsewoman. From horse sales contracts to riding lesson liability releases, we offer more than 50 legally binding forms for horse owners, professionals and organizations. Our forms are customizable, fillable and affordable! Browse our complete library. Not sure which form is right for you? Use our Legal Form Selection Tool.
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We provide equine-related legal services in California, New York, Oregon and Washington for horse trainers, owners, breeders, organizations and boarding and event facilities. We work with all disciplines — from racing to horse showing to recreational trail riding — and help with legal issues like sales contract disputes, injury and liability. We also offer custom contracts, business formation and other legal services to support your horse business.
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