How authors can protect and pass on copyrights through estate planning
For authors, estate planning isn't limited to houses, investments or even manuscripts. Their most valuable assets may be copyrights for published or unpublished writings. Similarly, for music and art works. While a copyright doesn't last forever, here's how t…
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For authors, estate planning isn't limited to houses, investments or even manuscripts. Their most valuable assets may be copyrights for published or unpublished writings. Similarly, for music and art works. While a copyright doesn't last forever, here's how t…
I am an author and copyright owner of several published and unpublished books. Can I ensure that my heirs continue to benefit from my works after my death? --Name withheld on request Yes, but only …
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