InFrame Law does one thing for one group of people for one reason:

We protect the assets of independent creators to place their work in frame.

YOUR MOST VALUABLE ASSET PROTECTED IN ONE PLACE.

SIMPLY. COMPREHENSIVELY. AFFORDABLY.

01.

OUR FRAMEWORK IN FOUR STEPS

WE MEET FOR COFFEE

Your InFrame process starts with a free 30-minute conversation. We discuss your most valuable asset — your body of work — and how it operates in the creative world through your brand identity, original creative work, and proprietary business assets. Our first call allows us to explore that world in greater depth so we have a complete picture of your work — where it lives, how it moves in the market, and where it’s most vulnerable.

But with zero legalese, retainers, or outdated law-firm processes. Just a real conversation between people who understand creative work in the modern creative market.

02.

WE DESIGN YOUR FRAMEWORK & PRESENT YOUR OPTIONS

Based on what we learn about your specific industry and creative practice, we build a custom framework that protects your body of work across all platforms, mediums, and business structures. Our frameworks are specifically designed for independent artists and creative entrepreneurs — such as writers, visual artists, photographers, instructors, and designers — providing exactly what creators need and nothing more.

No framework is the same. Yours is custom-framed for you based on your creative field, budget, and particular needs in one or more of the following:

Trademark Protection for your Brand Assets → to secure ownership and control over your brand, including name, logo, key phrases, and signature offers.
Copyright Protection for your Creative Assets → to secure ownership and control of your original creative work through copyright registration.
Contract & Content Protection for your Business Assets → to secure ownership and control of your proprietary business assets through clear contracts, legal policies, and essential enforcement tools.

03.

YOU SELECT YOUR FRAMEWORK

We finalize and present your custom framework, outlining everything you need to protect your body of work with clear, up-front pricing. No retainers. No hourly fees. No confusing invoices. No billing surprises. No uncertainty in cost.

04.

WE IMPLEMENT YOUR FRAMEWORK

We do the work. We file the registrations, prepare the documents, and assemble all parts of your complete framework in one place — a clean, organized, ready-to-use digital bundle — along with a clear implementation guide so you know exactly what to do with every piece of it.

Inframe is a law firm for creative people doing creative work.

YOUR WORK PROTECTED. YOUR WORK INFRAME.

Trademark, Copyright, IP protection, and ready-to-go Legal Kits
for artists, musicians, and entrepreneurs, and more.

CORE SERVICES:

01.

COMPLETE CREATIVE PROTECTION

TRADEMARK

02.

COPYRIGHT

03.

LEGAL TOOLKITS

04.

CUSTOM COVERAGE CREATED

100+

YEARS OF EXPERIENCE

20+

ASSETS PROTECTED

300+

CLIENT SATISFACTION

100%

OUR FRAMEWORK IN FOUR STEPS

From artists and authors to founders and creative brands, we’ve had the privilege of helping clients protect the work they’ve worked hard to build.

YOUR WORK PROTECTED. YOUR WORK INFRAME.

Your Blueprint for Creative Protection

You don’t need generic legal support. You need protection for your original work, brand identity, and creative content tailored to you.

01. TRADEMARK

TRADEMARK

Without a trademark, your brand is fair game.

A Trademark is Your Brand’s Most Recognizable Asset. When you protect it, your brand becomes your most powerful asset. When you wait, you place brand ownership, control, and visibility at risk.

Federal trademark registration gives you three things:
1. Own it officially — your name, logo, signature offers, and key phrases are legally yours
2. Legal authority — enforce your rights and control your brand everywhere it appears
3. Signal it clearly — the “R” tells the world your brand is protected, established, and not up for grabs
- Nationwide ownership — your name, logo, and brand are legally yours, everywhere
- Instant legitimacy — the “R” signals credibility before you say a word
- Market authority — stand out as the established leader in your space
  - Signals quality — a protected brand is a sign of a serious, trustworthy work
  - Real business value — trademark registration is a tangible asset that increases what your business is worth

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02. COPYRIGHT

COPYRIGHT

Without a copyright, your creative work is vulnerable to theft.

Your music, writing, art, and content are original and personal. Registration makes them officially, legally, and undeniably yours.

- Brand Strategy & Positioning
- Full Logo Suite
- Color & Typography System
- Comprehensive Brand Guidelines.
- Brand Strategy & Positioning
- Full Logo Suite
- Color & Typography System
- Comprehensive Brand Guidelines.

Get Your Action Plan

03. IP LAW

INTELLECTUAL
PROPERTY

Established businesses wanting to expand their online reach, attract more clients, and bookings. Established businesses wanting to expand their online reach, attract more clients, and bookings.

- Brand Strategy & Positioning
- Full Logo Suite
- Color & Typography System
- Comprehensive Brand Guidelines.
- Brand Strategy & Positioning
- Full Logo Suite
- Color & Typography System
- Comprehensive Brand Guidelines.

Get Your Action Plan

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When Someone Copies, Steals, or Posts Your Content, Do This First!

When Someone Posts Your Content, Do This First! IT'S CALLED A DMCA TAKEDOWN NOTICE & YOU DON'T NEED A LAWYER TO SEND ONE; YOU JUST NEED THE RIGHT INFORMATION & INSTRUCTIONS. The Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) gives every creator a free, legally enforceable tool to remove stolen content from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Google, Pinterest, Etsy, and almost any other website on the internet—without a lawyer, a lawsuit, or filing fee payments required. Most creators do not use it, not because it doesn’t apply to their work, but because they don’t know the process.A DMCA takedown notice has six required elements under 17 U.S.C. § 512(c)(3). Miss any one of them and platforms are not legally required to act. The difference between a notice that gets content removed and one that gets ignored comes down to whether all six are present, accurate, and correctly addressed to the platform’s designated DMCA agent.You do not need a registered copyright © to file a DMCA takedown notice. Registration is what unlocks your right to file a federal infringement lawsuit and it’s what makes statutory damages available if you need them. But the takedown itself is available to any creator who owns the original work regardless of copyright registration.