RE: Where can I get a landowner liability waiver form?
I don't know what the laws are in your state, but I totally agree with the guy who suggested that you actually pay an attorney to do it for you. In my experience, there is no such thing as a decent "form" for any legal agreement. The forms you find in office supply stores are so generic that they aren't necessarily the best for your particular situation. You don't know if they take intoconsideration the laws of your state, whether they are written to be in the best interests of you or the other party, or if they are as strong as possible. You don't even know if it is needed or if it is signed, if it will be binding - or in what circumstances it will be binding. If you are truely concerned about liability, spend $150 and have an attorney, who is totally familiar with liability and property ownership in YOUR STATE, do it for you.