Hi all,
Not sure what you are saying. If you registered songs in your name only and then re-registered the songs in both names you have a sticky wicket as it were. Usually you can register a song only once.

Assuming a song you and an other writer have registered for copyright ever goes anywhere you both have a legal right to royalities.

If you had no written co-writer agreement you still have a 50/50 split on the royalities if anything ever happens.

The only recourse you would have would have to be decided in a Court of Law if it comes to that. Go with what you have. Where you have registered a song with both writers give them the credit for the co-write. You could go it alone and never hear anything from the other person, or not.

Last edited by Ray E. Strode; 06/07/09 03:01 PM.
Ray E. Strode