Business Forms

Sell your business and transfer ownership of the business assets to a buyer under the terms of this Tennessee Asset Purchase and Sale Agreement.

• The buyer agrees to purchase all inventory, equipment, supplies, improvements, fixtures, goodwill, accounts receivable, tangible and intangible assets of the business.
• The buyer will assume certain liabilities and indemnifies the seller against claims relating to those liabilities. The seller indemnifies the buyer with respect to any debts or obligations not being assumed.
• The purchase price includes a stated value of inventory. If the actual value is greater or less than this value, the purchase price will be adjusted accordingly. The parties agree to jointly take inventory prior to closing.
• The seller agrees to train the buyer's employees for a specified period of time after closing, at no additional cost.
• The business premises lease will be assigned to the buyer.

This Tennessee Asset Purchase and Sale Agreement is ideal for transactions which do not involve a broker. It includes standard form language and provisions and is easy to customize.

You have a right to get paid for medical services rendered. Get patients to sign this Tennessee Patient Consent and Doctor's Lien when providing treatment for third party injuries.

• The patient consents to the release of his/her medical information to support the patient's personal injury claim.
• The patient will be liable for paying the full amount of the medical provider's fees, whether or not the claim is successful.
• The medical service provider has an irrevocable lien on any settlement or damages awarded to the patient and the patient's attorney is instructed to satisfy the lien out of those proceeds.
• The patient will notify the medical provider if he/she retains new legal counsel.

The Tennessee Patient Consent and Doctor's Lien form will ensure that your bills are paid. Download it today.

Outdoor outfitters, rent out tents and camping gear with this Camping Equipment Rental Agreement template.

• The rental agreement can be used to rent all kinds of outdoor equipment for camping and hiking, including tents, sleeping bags, stoves, propane tanks, packs, etc.
• Cooking and smoking are not allowed in tents.
• The renter is responsible for making sure all equipment is returned on the return date.
• The outfitter does not warrant that the equipment will work as intended.
• The renter warrants that he/she knows how to use the equipment properly.
• A cleaning and damage deposit is required on all rentals. A fuel fee is charged for each fuel tank included in the rental.
• The agreement includes a Waiver and Release by the renter, releasing the outfitter from all liability for damage, loss or injury.
• Available in MS Word format. This form can be used anywhere.

Make sure your online visitors understand the conditions governing their purchase of your products or services by adding this Terms of Use to your merchant website.

• The merchant has the right to limit provision of goods and/or services in certain jurisdictions, if required by law.
• Goods and services are provided as is, without warranty.
• The merchant is not liable for losses or damages from the purchase of any products or services.
• The merchant does not endorse third party products or services available through the site.
• The template is provided in MS Word format, which can be converted to html for posting online.

TX contractors, you are required by the Texas Property Code to provide this Contractor's ⁄ Lender's Initial Disclosure Statement to a property owner before beginning work on a residential construction project.

• The Disclosure Statement informs the property owner of their rights, responsibilities and risks in building or renovating a home.
• It also offers guidelines as to what the owner should do to protect him/herself.
• Buy the form once, download it, and use it as often as you require.

Make sure you comply with the law. Download your copy of the Texas Contractor's ⁄ Lender's Initial Disclosure Statement form.

Texas law requires contractors to provide home owners with this Contractor's Disbursement Disclosure for Residential Construction before disbursing funds.

Why do I need this Disclosure Form?

If you are a contractor doing residential construction and renovation projects in Texas, you are required by State law to give the home owner a Disbursement Disclosure before each payment is made to you out of the construction funds.

This Disclosure Form is only for construction or improvement projects on residential consumer-owned properties, not for commercial projects.

What information is contained in the Disclosure?

The disclosure statement lists (i) the bills that have been paid for work performed on the project and (ii) the bills that have not yet been paid.

Format and Jurisdiction

The Contractor's Disbursement Disclosure template is provided in MS Word format and is editable and reusable. Once you purchase the form, you can use it over and over again.

This document is compliant with the Texas Property Code and is intended to be used only in the State of Texas.

Sign a contract with a rider to provide board and feed with this Texas Horse Boarding and Stall Lease Agreement.

• Rental charges include feed and hay.
• The horse owner is responsible for all veterinary, farrier, and other expenses for the horse.
• The horse owner will have access to pasture land for grazing and exercising of the animal.
• In the event of emergency, the stable owner may obtain medical attention for the animal, but shall use best efforts to contact the horse's owner first.
• The horse owner must provide current medical records, vaccination certificates, and copies of any insurance policies in effect.
• The animal must be halter broken. If the stable owner deems it necessary, s/he has the right to obtain special training, at the customer's expense.
• The file contains a schedule of Rules and Safety Guidelines.
• Available in MS Word format.
• Intended to be used only in the State of Texas.

Don't let a vacant parking space sit empty. Rent it out with this Texas Parking Stall Lease.

• You can rent a residential parking space or a parking stall in a parkade or surface lot with this template.
• The form is easy to customize, so you can add, edit or delete clauses to fit your unique situation.
• The contract states that the parking stall owner is not liable for any loss, damage or theft.
• This is a monthly lease that can be canceled by either party on 1 month's notice.
• The renter must comply with all traffic laws and city bylaws.
• Available in MS Word format.
• Intended to be used only in the State of Texas.

Secure payment of your medical fees by getting your patients to sign this Texas Patient Consent and Doctor's Lien Agreement before treatment begins.

• The patient authorizes the doctor / hospital to release any information about his/her injury and treatment for purposes of the personal injury claim.
• Regardless of the outcome of the injury claim, the patient is personally responsible for paying the fees.
• The medical provider has an irrevocable lien over any amounts awarded to the patient. The patient's attorney is directed to satisfy the lien out of the settlement funds.
• This is a reusable legal form. Once you've purchased it, you can use it as often as you like.
• The template can be customized for your specific business needs.
• Intended for use only in the State of Texas.

An injury or wrongful death suit by an employee can be financially devastating. Protect your business with this Stable Worker Release and Waiver of Liability for Texas equestrian facilities.

• Each of your trainers, grooms, stable hands, and other employees who work with or around horses should sign this Release and Waiver prior to starting work.
• If the employee files a lawsuit in breach of the terms of the Release, he or she agrees to pay the stable's costs incurred in connection with the lawsuit.
• The release and indemnity given by the employee is intended to be as broad and all-inclusive as possible under Texas law.
• Available in MS Word format.