Music Catalog Trust
Protecting the Art After the Artist
This is a signature category for Hurwitz Law because it uniquely bridges entertainment law, estate planning, royalties, creativity, and legacy.
A Music Catalog Trust is a trust structure designed to manage and preserve music-related assets such as publishing rights, master recordings, royalties, licensing income, and intellectual property connected to musical works.
- preserve ownership
- manage royalty income
- organize licensing rights
- avoid disputes
- maintain long-term creative control
“The value disappears after the artist dies.”
In many cases, music catalogs become even more valuable over time through streaming, licensing, film placements, reissues, and cultural rediscovery.
- Musicians
- Producers
- Songwriters
- Music executives
- Heirs of artists
- Entertainment professionals
Music often outlives the artist. This trust asks: "Who becomes the steward of the work?"
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Layered Protection
Schedule a Complimentary 30-Minute Consultation
At Hurwitz.Law, we believe that thoughtful planning begins with a meaningful conversation.
We offer a private, 30-minute consultation—by phone or Zoom—for individuals and families considering estate planning, elder law, or trust administration services. This conversation allows us to understand your goals, answer your questions, and help determine whether our firm is the right fit for your needs.
Our firm is intentionally boutique. We work with a limited number of clients so that we can provide a high level of personal attention and care. If we’re not the right fit, we’ll do our best to point you in the right direction.
This consultation is not a sales pitch. It’s a conversation rooted in clarity, respect, and the belief that your time—and your legacy—deserve both.
Schedule a ConsultationPrefer to talk first? Call us at (215) 967-7890.
