Equine Law in Amherst, New Hampshire
Local Guidance You Can Trust
For horse owners, trainers, and riders in Amherst and across Southern New Hampshire, horses are more than property — they are family, companions, and often part of a business. At Sowerby & Moustakis Law, our Amherst office provides equine law services tailored to the unique needs of the local equestrian community.
Why Amherst Families Choose Us for Equine Law?
Reason 1: Recognized Knowledge of Equine and Animal Law
Founder and Managing Member Peter Moustakis served as Vice-Chair of the Animal Law Committee of the Massachusetts Bar Association and has experience handling equine-related legal issues. His leadership reflects trusted knowledge in this niche area of law.
"Clients describe Attorney Peter Moustakis as “knowledgeable, thorough, and skilled” in specialized legal matters."
-Julie T.
Reason 2: We Make Contracts and Liability Clear
From boarding and training agreements to liability waivers and horse sales, we draft and explain contracts in plain English. Clients appreciate leaving with confidence that their rights and responsibilities are protected.
Reason 3: Local Roots and Community Connection
Our Amherst office serves horse owners throughout Milford, Hollis, Nashua, Bedford, and surrounding towns. As part of the Southern New Hampshire community, we understand the needs of local stables, trainers, and riders.
“Peter was approachable, easy to talk to, and helpful in explaining the process.”
Rebeccah C.
Reason 4: Integrated Planning for Owners and Families
Equine law often overlaps with estate planning and small business law. We help clients include horses in trusts, plan for succession of equine businesses, and protect animals as part of their estate plans.
Reason 5: Proven Client Satisfaction
Our clients consistently give us five-star reviews, praising our responsiveness and clarity. We take the time to listen and provide thoughtful solutions, even for specialized needs like equine law.
“Peter explained our goals and in minutes we had a game plan to protect our assets, create a trust, and a will for our protection.”
Donald G.
