Texas · Standard edition
Texas Release of Liability Template
Create a Texas release of liability (liability waiver) online. The Standard release covers the activity, assumption of risk, an express and conspicuous release of ordinary negligence, exclusions the law requires, minor participants, medical treatment, indemnification, and how Texas courts treat liability waivers.
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- Enforceability: Texas enforces a release of a party's own negligence only if it expressly says so (the express negligence rule) and is conspicuous (the fair notice requirement).
- Limits: no state enforces a release of gross negligence, recklessness, or intentional misconduct, so the Standard release excludes those claims.
What the Release of Liability includes
- Activity and Consideration
- Assumption of Risk
- Release of Claims
- Exclusions
- Minor Participants
- Medical Treatment
- Indemnification
- No Admission
- State Law
- Severability
- Voluntary Execution
- Compliance and Formalities
- Governing Law
Frequently asked questions
- Are liability waivers enforceable in Texas?
- Texas enforces a release of a party's own negligence only if it expressly says so (the express negligence rule) and is conspicuous (the fair notice requirement).
- Can a parent sign a liability waiver for a child?
- It depends on the state. Some states do not enforce a parent's pre-injury release of a minor's own claims, or enforce it only in limited situations, so the Standard release includes a parent signature only as an option.
- What is the difference between the Standard and Professional Release of Liability?
- The Standard edition is a complete, state-aware Release of Liability for common situations. The Professional edition adds longer clause coverage, schedules, and optional modules for more complex matters. You can preview either edition free before you pay.
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