2much412have
Junior Member
Texas
My mother's mother-in-law (my mom remarried), gave to my mother (hope that's not complicated) her copyright to a book. Just handed it over to her, no paperwork, nothing, just the ORIGINAL copyright document. Then my mother's mother-in-law passed away.
My mother and I have been working on a revision of the book (it's a cookbook) and recently my mother passed away. Before passing away, my mother gave me the rights to the copyright, just handed me the original copyright document.
Can I get this transferred into my name? If so, how do I do it?
Thanks!!! Texas is my residence, California is the copyright holder's state.
My mother's mother-in-law (my mom remarried), gave to my mother (hope that's not complicated) her copyright to a book. Just handed it over to her, no paperwork, nothing, just the ORIGINAL copyright document. Then my mother's mother-in-law passed away.
My mother and I have been working on a revision of the book (it's a cookbook) and recently my mother passed away. Before passing away, my mother gave me the rights to the copyright, just handed me the original copyright document.
Can I get this transferred into my name? If so, how do I do it?
Thanks!!! Texas is my residence, California is the copyright holder's state.