Exhibit 10.3






                                  AMENDMENT TO
                          ATTORNEY-CLIENT FEE AGREEMENT

         This amended Agreement ("Agreement") is entered into by and between The
Law Office of Gregory Bartko ("Firm"), of 3525 Piedmont Road, 7 Piedmont Center,
Suite 300, Atlanta Georgia 30305, and Livestar Entertainment Group, Inc., a
Nevada corporation, with its principal business location at 62 West 8th Avenue,
4th Floor, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada V5Y 1M7 ("Client") regarding the
amendment to the terms of the Attorney-Client Fee Agreements entered into
between these parties prior to the date hereof, for the the contuned retention
and agreement to provide legal services and Client's agreement to pay for such
services and related expenses.

         1.       Services to be Performed. The Firm will provide the following
legal services (the "Services"): (i) provide legal advice and services in
connection with a variety of securities laws and regulatory compliance with
emphasis on the Client's public reporting responsibilities under the Securities
Exchange Act of 1934, as amended; (ii) financial consulting and corporate advice
with regard to mergers and acquisitions that the Client may hereafter undertake
or explore undertaking; and (iii) the negotiation, preparation and finalization
of transaction documents ordinarily and customarily entered into in order to
consummate any mergers, acquisitions, divestitures or tender offers that the
Client undertakes after the date of this Agreement. The Services shall not
include any taxation issues or Canadian or United States taxation advice with
respect to any aspect of a proposed transaction. The Firm will also provide such
other and further services as may be agreed upon between the Firm and the
Client, which services will be subject to this Agreement. If additional services
are requested by the Client beyond the scope of the Services contemplated by
this paragraph, the parties shall agree on the specific terms and conditions for
rendering such additional services and reasonable compensation therefore.

         2.       Fees for Services. Unless otherwise agreed, the Firm's fees
for the Services performed for the Client ("Fees") are typically based on the
number of hours or partial hours which are devoted to the Client in the
performance of the Services, multiplied by the Firm's standard hourly rates for
its attorneys or other personnel. At the date of this Agreement, the standard
hourly rate billed by the Firm is $250.00 USD per hour. However, in the case of
the Services described above, the Firm agrees to perform all the Services in
exchange for the issuance and delivery to the Firm of shares of the Client's
common stock, par value $.0001 par value per shares (the "Shares"), registered
for issuance to the Firm without restrictive legend, on Form S-8 under the
Securities Act of 1933, as amended. Accordingly, the following shall set forth
the agreement of the parties with respect to: (a) the delivery of Shares in
exchange for Services rendered prior to the date of this Agreement; and (b) the
delivery of Shares for Services to be rendered from and after the date of this
Agreement:

                  (i)      5,000,000  additional Shares of the Client's common
stock, registered on Form S-8, will be delivered by the Client to the Firm
within a reasonable time after the execution of this Agreement, dependant upon
the amount of Services delivered to the Client from time to time and as
requested by the Client, and as evidenced by invoices to be presented by the
Firm to the Client no less frequently than monthly. Provided however, Client
shall have the right to elect to pay the balance of the fees invoiced for the
Services as cash fees, or a partial cash and stock fee, for the Services.

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         3.       Expenses. The Firm will incur various costs and expenses
("Expenses") in performing the Services. Such Expenses include, but may not be
limited to, postage, courier, long distance telephone, cellular telephone,
facsimile, photocopying and other document reproduction, parking and travel,
computer assisted legal and factual research, clerical staff overtime required
in performing the Services, transportation and meals related to overtime, and
expenses (e.g. lodging). The Firm shall not incur any Expense that exceeds
$100.00 without the express consent of the Client.

         4.     Manner of Billing and Payment.   It may be helpful to describe
how our internal billing procedure works so that you will know how the billing
data is generated and how the amount of each monthly statement is determined. In
your case, we have agreed on a flat fee that was agreed to for the entirety of
the Services we intend to render. In addition, the Expenses our Firm incurs in
providing the Services will be shown on our monthly invoices rendered during the
billing period.

         Each of our Clients is assigned a client code, and each separate matter
for that Client is assigned a separate matter code. In addition, disbursements
incurred by the Firm during each month are also recorded. This data (in this
case expenses and disbursements) are then put into a time and billing system,
and a pro forma statement is produced. The pro forma statement reflects, among
other things, the Services performed as well as the costs and disbursements
incurred. The person in charge of billing the Client then reviews the pro forma
statement and, after applying the factors described above, determines the amount
to be charged for the Expenses and disbursements incurred during the relevant
billing period. A final statement for that billing period is then prepared,
showing all of the Services performed, the attorney who performed each task and
the nature and total amount of Expenses and disbursements. As you know, the cost
of doing business is the cost of funds. We will tender statements for Expenses
at such intervals as we deem appropriate, usually monthly. We expect that our
statements will be paid in full forthwith and, in any event, each statement will
be paid in full within thirty (30) days after its receipt by Client, unless, of
course, other arrangements have been made in advance. The Firm typically
delivers each statement within three to five days after the first of each month
via facsimile transmission and will also mail a hard copy of the invoice by U.S.
Postal Service. Receipt of a statement by facsimile is deemed to be the date of
receipt by the Client.

         5.       Responsibility of Client.  It is Client's responsibility to
cooperate fully with the Firm in its work by, among other things, providing the
Firm with all requested information and making any of its employees or other
affiliated persons reasonably available for consultations and interviews upon
request.

         6.       Term of Agreement, Discharge and Withdrawal.  The term of this
Agreement shall be for six (6) months commencing as of the date hereof, however,
the Client may discharge the Firm at any time. The Firm may withdraw with
Client's consent or for good cause. Good cause includes, but is not limited to,
any breach by Client of this Agreement (e.g. failure to make timely payment of
Fees and Expenses), Client's refusal to cooperate with the Firm or follow the
Firm's advice on a material matter, or any fact or circumstance that would
render the Firm's continuing representation undesirable, unlawful or unethical.

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         7.       Attorney's Fees.  In the event of non-payment of Fees and/or
Expenses, and/or upon discharge or withdrawal, the Firm may bring an action
against Client to collect any unpaid Fees and Expenses.

         8.       Arbitration of Disputes.  The Firm seldom has disagreements
with its Clients, but some occasionally occur. We desire to resolve any such
disagreements through amicable discussion; unfortunately, such disputes cannot
always be resolved in that way. Our experience is that, in such situations, it
is in the interest of both the Client and the Firm that the dispute be resolved
through binding arbitration rather that by legal action in the courts. To that
end, Client and the firm hereby agree that any and all disputes arising pursuant
to any of the terms of this Agreement or which relate in any manner whatsoever
to the Services provided by the Firm to Client which cannot be resolved in a
reasonable time by discussion between the Firm and Client shall be submitted to
binding arbitration, pursuant to the Federal Arbitration Act, before the
American Arbitration Association pursuant to its then existing rules. The
parties further agree that such arbitration shall take place in Atlanta, Georgia
and shall be governed by Georgia law, with principals of conflicts of law
notwithstanding. Client and the Firm also specifically agree that the prevailing
party in such arbitration and/or any related court proceeding shall be awarded
its reasonable costs and attorneys' fees incurred in connection with the
dispute.

         9.       Other Matters.  I regret the necessity of the above extensive
coverage of Fees, Expenses, and our mutual responsibilities, and I realize that
it may seem unduly commercial. However, we have found that stating such matters
clearly at the outset of our representation aids the development of good
relationships with our clients and avoids future misunderstandings.

         If you find the foregoing to be in order, please indicate your
agreement on behalf of Livestar Entertainment Group, Inc. by signing the
attached photocopy and returning same to my attention. Throughout our
relationship, I want you to be satisfied with our Fees as well as the
professional services that we perform on behalf of Livestar Entertainment Group,
Inc. Accordingly, I invite and encourage your prompt inquiry to me personally if
you ever have any questions or concerns regarding either our Services or the
Fees.

         CLIENT HAS REVIEWED, UNDERSTANDS AND AGREES TO THE TERMS SET FORTH IN
THIS AGREEMENT.

Dated this 8th day of September, 2003.

Law Office of Gregory Bartko                  Livestar Entertainment Group, Inc.


By: /s/ Gregory Bartko                           By: /s/ Ray Hawkins
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        Gregory Bartko,  Esq.                            Ray Hawkins, President