What if Boarders Don’t Pay Their Bills?
Rachel Kosmal McCart
October 24, 2017
Attorney Rachel Kosmal McCart share insight for barn owners trying to collect money from delinquent boarders.
Attorney Rachel Kosmal McCart share insight for barn owners trying to collect money from delinquent boarders.
Learn about sales agreements, leasing horses, liability, and more during our live event.
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Learn to recognize the signs of various temperature-raising conditions in horses.
Do your horses a favor by planning ahead for what should happen to them once you’re gone.
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