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garyadams69

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Hi, my name is Gary. I am a musician, i have three songs that i have wrote, and created all melody too. I basically done everything. I needed somebody to that has the equipment to do this. So, i hired this person with a studio to play the instuments and put music to them. I am paying him per hour to do this. All he is doing, is adding music to whatever i created. He offered me a deal to where he will charge me less air time,if i give him 15% of the copyrights. My question is, first is this a good idea? Secondly, i dont want anybody to have control over my songs, but me. Is there a way i can write an agreement between the both of us, to where he will recieve 15% as agreed but i have total control of my songs. I will be singing my songs to. He just wants 15%. Can you give me a sample contract and some ideas to protect myself, as soon as you can? What should i do? And how do i do this? My email address is; [email protected], please email me as soon as you can? Thanks Gary, again my email is
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ALawyer

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Get real. Why should I or anyone else give YOU work and knowledge FREE and not get part of the copyright too? At some point if he finds an agent that agent will take 10-15% and more too.

As to whether it is a GOOD or BAD idea, I can't say. You may be the next BEATLE and the song royalties eventually worth $100,000,000. Or ZERO. It may be GREAT but you can't exploit it, or it may suck.

That's a business decision, not a legal one. What are you getting for that 15% -- how much in value? What is the likelihood it is far less that the chance of making it big.
 
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Maximommy

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welfare

Hello !! im not sure if iam doing this posting right
Forgive me if iam in the wrong place
my question is this
My daughter had to apply for welfare and medicaid for her and her 6 year old disabled son because her husband left and filed for divorce .Well , she had gotten herself in some trouble last year and spend about 4 days in jail .When she went to court she was given probation and is following the rules etc.
Now her foodstamp case worker left a message on her phone
telling her she need to give her all the info of what kind of trouble how long she was in jail, how long the probation and everything else.Please tell me if thats is allowed ?????
i have never heard of such a thing .Also,is she allowed to pull up those records ?? what does that have to do with foodstamps?
She didnt apply for ADC please respond asap
Maxi
 

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