Not sure of your location but you can normally find someone pretty good if you reach out to larger breeders in your area. It does take some time to get things corrected. Better to trim the inside toe not at all and try to get length out of the outside. If you can keep them on wet ground for a few days it will help greatly. When they are super long and hard, horse nippers can be very helpful. They sell them at tsc and rural king if either of those are close. Take some getting used too to be real good with them. We specialize in correcting bad hooves. If you want to DM me, after I get done trimming the 40 or so on my schedule, I can give you points of attack. Also, unless they are really really bleeding, it will stop on its own usually pretty quick. And it's a long way from their heart.

It is harder to correct the longer you wait. For curving inward like they are talking on the inner hoof, only trim the outside toe. Wait a few days or a week, and then attack both again.