Legal Advice on Entertainment

  1. Getting Child Support in Florida

    Kelly Kathrene Spegon

    Child support is a substantial commitment. Under Florida law, child support payments are intended to be used for your child's portion of expenses such as rent, electricity, food, transportation, and... more

  2. The Basics of Forming a Music Publishing Company

    Barry Neil Shrum

    Form a music publishing company. A business entity may take one of many forms: the most prominent are sole proprietorship, corporation (Subchapter C or S), partnership, limited liability company.... more

  3. Entertainment Overview

    Avvo Staff

    Also known as media law, entertainment law encompasses many legal areas related to the entertainment field. Relevant industries include film, music, television, radio, publishing, video games, and... more

  4. Top 10 Reasons to Register Your Copyright

    Ari Benjamin Good

    The sheer act of creating an original piece of art makes it yours and yours alone. That unique beat, the words to a song, steps to a dance, or outline to a TV pilot: Its your intellectual property.... more

  5. A Legal Guide to Selling Music on Itunes

    Zebulon Kelly Chandler

    New musical artists are always investigating how to get their music available for sale online through digital retailers like itunes, amazon, beatport, and others. This guide explains the key steps an... more

  6. Sync Licensing Income for Songwriters

    Frederic March Douglas

    Sync Licensing Income for Songwriters Copyright 2012 Frederic M. Douglas. All Rights Reserved. Songwriters may make money from public performance fees (such as when someone does the song at a... more

  7. Selling Your Music on the Web and iTunes

    Joey Lee Miller

    Apple controls a substantial portion of digital music sales, accounting for over 70% of the digital market. Altghough Apple's iTunes service is the industry standard, there are many other digital... more

  8. Perfomance Agreements

    Joey Lee Miller

    Performance agreements claify the relationship between the venue and the performer. Even a casual agreement to show up and play for free is technically a contract and each party needs to be fully... more

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