Caution – If multiple authors are contributing to a work and a single person or entity desires to own the collective work then the contributor(s) must transfer their rights to the single person or entity via an assignment/work-for-hire agreement. Otherwise, each contributor is owed a ratable share of the profits realized from use or sale of the work. 
Examples, author writes a manuscript and asks someone to edit the manuscript. Or creator creates a graphic and ask a graphic artist to clean it up or finalize the graphic. Note, these agreements are very difficult to get signed after the contribution to your work has been made. Therefore, always begin every negotiation for assistance with your work with an understanding between the parties that any contribution made under your direction is to be assigned to and owned solely by you.
If you wish to get access to an assignment/work-made-for-hire agreement please contact one of our US Copyright attorneys using the Contact tab above.
$399 US Copyright Attorney fee for the preparation of an Assignment/Work-For-Hire agreement for your use with one or more third-parties contributing to your work.
Plus a $95 government-filing fee to the US Copyright Office to record (one) returned signed and notarized Assignment/Work-For-Hire agreement.
Total: $544.
Send us a message under the contact tab above. Include:
Subject: “Work-For-Hire”
Text: “Yes I am interested in your Work-For-Hire.”
Text: Full Name, Address, Email & Phone Number.
We will send you an engagement agreement to engage you as a client, along with instructions of information you need to provide us in order to properly prepare a Work-For-Hire agreement, and a $544 invoice via PayPal (from the law firm of Balser & Grell IP Law). Upon return of your information, and your payment of a $544 invoice via PayPal a Copyright Attorney will contact you. Then we will proceed with preparing your Work-For-Hire agreement.
US residents only.
$399 Assignment/Work-For-Hire agreement