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Ribbons and Red Tape: Three Common Equine Contract Errors

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Three Common Equine Contract Errors. 1 Not using a contract. 2 Not getting a signature. When someone provides a contract to the other party, and allows the horse to leave the premises before the contract is signed and returned. While the person who took the horse is possibly " on notice. Of the terms of the arrangement, the signature represents that the person agrees to be bound. 3 Contract that is Incomplete and Missing Terms. That, at a minimum, should be in your contract. Purchase and sale agreement.

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Ribbons and Red Tape: December 2013

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Making Equestrian New Year Resolutions that are Fail-Proof. I have many clients and friends who come to me with questions about how they can make their horse life have less conflict, less liability, and less drama. They seek assistance in creating reliable contracts and written agreements, as well as my counsel on how to handle difficult equine situations and relationships. Here is to a year of accountability, reflection, action, and success! In the next year, or how we can improve our lives. Exactly you...

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Ribbons and Red Tape: December 2014

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To Buy a Horse Business.or to Buy its Assets? Have you seen certain websites (like Equestrian Life) or blogs (like Dappled Grey Equestrian Style) close up shop, but as they do so, pitch an offer to sell the business to an interested party? Or perhaps your local hay seller or barn construction business has put up notice that they are "Under New Ownership.". If you work in the equine industry you may find it more efficient to buy a business rather than start one from scratch. Why would this be a good idea?

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Ribbons and Red Tape: Disclaimer

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The "Fine Print" is very important, please review! I am an attorney licensed in both California and Kentucky. There are very strict rules for lawyers regarding advertising and how and to whom a lawyer can provide legal advice. This blog could possibly constitute attorney advertising in your State or jurisdiction, however the intended purpose of this blog is not advertising but education on equine matters and building a community with other equestrians. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). My Equine Law Practice.

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Ribbons and Red Tape: What can you do if an Owner won't take back his horse?

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What can you do if an Owner won't take back his horse? There are two main aspects to horse possession disputes, they are exact opposites "Give it back! Or "No, I don't want it back! But they have the same underlying reasoning. Horse possession disputes often occur between owner and lessee, owner and stable, owner and business partner, or owner and trainer. The hallmarks of the possession issue is 1) there is a dispute over money owed. You call the owner and tell him that pursuant to the lease agreement, ...

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Ribbons and Red Tape: Most Popular

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There is a wide spectrum of equine law and horse business posts on Ribbons and Red Tape. Check out what have been some of the most popular topics and posts! For the Horse Business. Distribution Agreements for Horse Products. Liability Issues in the Horse World. The Golf Cart: Friend or Foe at a Show? The Modern Liability Waiver: Electronic Signatures. Foals and Breeding: Interesting Topics and Laws. Everyone loves a little one. This post looks at legal elements in a breeding contract, such as What is a l...

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Ribbons and Red Tape: November 2014

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Winter and horses go together about as well as a peanut butter and mustard sandwich. Sure, the weather is cooler and Pinterest has some beautiful photos of horses in the snow, but the reality of my. Winter riding tends to be muddy paddocks, lost shoes in said mud, hooves packed solid with said mud (or the wet arena footing), and hyper horses that have been stall bound due to inclement weather. But the upside of the winter riding season is that it is clinic season! The facility should always use Clinician...

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Ribbons and Red Tape: April 2014

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WHAT did you say? Word of Mouth Opinions in the Horse World. If you buy horse products, board your horse at a stable, go to shows, or take lessons or clinics then you form a positive or negative opinion or association with that service or product. You probably tell your friends or family, or other riding contacts, about your experience with that particular equestrian service or product. I don't particularly love unrequested feedback from the sidelines when I'm posting without stirrups). Responding to sur...

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Ribbons and Red Tape: March 2014

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Marketing your Horse Business (a guest post! Are you a member of enough social media sites? It certainly overwhelms me with how many sites I am told by various gurus that I should join. Some of them really work for networking and promoting content! But there is one old tool that many of us are forgetting to use, and. Today we have a guest post from. Through her LinkedIn profile. During financially difficult times it is most important to offer students and their families value for their. Become a national...