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Can I file a lien if I am boarding a horse and have not recieved payment in three months?

Can I file a lien if I am boarding a horse and have not recieved payment in three months?

Q: Can I get my money back on a horse?

Whether you can get your money back on a horse depends on the circumstances of the sale or agreement. If there was a breach of contract or misrepresentation, you may have legal grounds to seek a refund. Consult an attorney for specific advice based on your situation.

Q: Are horses considered personal property?

Yes, horses are generally considered personal property under the law. This means they can be bought, sold, and owned like other types of property. However, specific rights and responsibilities may vary by state.

Q: What is a horse boarder responsible for?

A horse boarder is typically responsible for providing proper care, feeding, and shelter for the horse. They must also ensure the horse's health and safety while on their property. Specific responsibilities can vary based on the boarding contract.

Q: What rights do horses have?

Horses, as animals, do not have legal rights in the same way humans do. However, many states have animal welfare laws that protect horses from abuse and neglect. These laws ensure that horses receive adequate care and humane treatment.

Full question:

Can I file against a person if I am boarding her horse and she hasn't paid me in three months. I have tried to contact her but her phone is disconnected.

Category: Judgment Liens
Date: 04/07/2025
State: Wisconsin

Answer:

If she is in breach of contract, you can sue for damages.

This content is for informational purposes only and is not legal advice. Legal statutes mentioned reflect the law at the time the content was written and may no longer be current. Always verify the latest version of the law before relying on it.

FAQs

Where do I report horse boarding income?

Horse boarding income should be reported on your federal income tax return, typically on Schedule C if you are self-employed. Additionally, check with your state tax authority for any specific reporting requirements related to business income from horse boarding.