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Discussion on Caregivers Liens
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Posted on Tuesday, Dec 19, 2000 - 7:39 pm:
That is a great point! i hope everyone takes note. It is a good idea to keep a blank form handy even if you think you may never need it since unfortunatly the not so honest of the horse world can sometimes make some "hardened criminals" look like decent folk!
This should be posted in the tips area also.
Madi, Can you get this person who removed the horse for tresspassing at least? No-one should come onto your property without you permission unless they are there to read the gas meter!
Where is a bloody big visous(sp?) dog when you need it! :-)
I myself am dealing with a not so great horse person on a mare share agreement (i buy mare for half of service fee then after foal weaned she is all mine) I spent 8 months putting hundreds even possibly thousands of dollars into feed, suppliments and the best of care to ensure a Very healthy mare & feotus and she now has her for the next 5-6 months and i know i will get her back skinny as a rake but everything else is covered in a agreement i drew up and had her sign before she took her back to her place to foal.
This is not a legal document however and it's ability to cover me is limited (but she don't know that!:-0
Again, Fantastic idea Madi.
Julie
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Posted on Tuesday, Dec 19, 2000 - 8:57 pm:
Madi-
what was your resource for the lien paperwork? I am intrested in keeping that on hand for good measure
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