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In this video tutorial, Matthew explains how to create a Release of Liability form. He directs viewers to click on a provided link to access legal templates, specifically under the "Business Forms" section. Matthew suggests using the search engine to find the "release of liability form waiver," and recommends selecting either the General Release or the Car Accident Activity Waiver, ultimately choosing the General Release for the demonstration. He walks through the process of filling out the form, including entering a name (e.g., "Matt"), address, city, claims description, payment type (money), and amount. He advises that the governing state will likely be Texas, and mentions the need for a witness or notary.
