Frequently Asked Questions

All equestrians, regardless of their level of involvement in the equine industry, can benefit from having an equine lawyer on their side. Equine law is a specialized legal field that deals with matters related to horses, such as buying and selling, leasing, breeding, training, and boarding. Having an equine lawyer ensures that equestrians have a legal expert who understands the intricacies of equine-related issues and can provide tailored advice and representation.

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One of the primary reasons why all equestrians need an equine lawyer is to protect their legal rights and interests. Many equestrians have invested thousands of dollars into their horses and equipment; an equine attorney can help protect these invaluable investments. The equine industry is governed by a complex web of laws and regulations, and it's easy for equestrians to find themselves in legal disputes or facing liabilities without proper guidance.

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An equine lawyer can help equestrians navigate legal complexities, draft or review contracts, and ensure that their rights are protected in various equine-related transactions. Whether it's a dispute over horse ownership, a breach of contract, or an equine-related injury, an equine lawyer  can provide invaluable support and representation to equestrians.

MI Equine Law is a division of Wood, Kull, Herschfus, Obee & Kull, P.C., a local law firm serving Southeast Michigan for over 50 years. Wood Kull's experienced team maintains a general practice, helping clients with all issues, including real estate, business, landlord/tenant, probate and estate planning, trust administration, and family law. Contact Wood Kull at (248) 476-2000 to schedule your free consultation today.

A custom contract can include almost any provision. Some examples of specific custom provisions include: class cancelation policies, name/image/likeness provisions, required lessons in boarding contracts, farm animal liability and more!

Single sale contracts can be completed for $300. Complicated custom board contracts may cost between $500-$800, depending on the time required to draft the document. Please see the Pricing page for more information regarding expenses.

No! A custom sale contract can be completed in as little as six hours!

To speed up the process, have the names, addresses and phone numbers of the buyer and seller and the name, breed, height, age, dam/sire and purchase price of the horse ready when you contact MI Equine Law. Other helpful information includes: pre-purchase exam information, veterinary contacts, insurance requirements, and method of payment.

Of course! MI Equine Law can help you start and manage your equine business. Michigan Equine Law can form LLCs, Corporations and Partnerships. Michigan Equine Law can also file the required Michigan Annual Reports, draft corporation meeting minutes and more!