Many of us made New Year’s resolutions at the start of 2021. Especially following the many trials and tribulations of 2020, we want to start anew. Many times, our resolutions involve improving our financial health, taking up a new hobby, or finally…
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The “living trust” has become an increasingly popular estate planning tool because of the many benefits it offers. About 20% of Americans now have living trusts as part of their estate plans. Perhaps you’re wondering whether you sho…
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If a home buyer is worried about how the COVID-19 pandemic may affect his or her purchase, it may be ideal to add a COVID-19 real estate addendum for additional protection. Concerns Around COVID-19 There are many circumstances that are making the rea…
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During this uncertain time due to the pandemic, Barry Law, Inc. understands the needs and concerns of our clients may have changed. Therefore, we are pleased to offer our clients the opportunity to conduct any appointments via a Zoom hearing. If you…
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During this unprecedented time, we understanding the trying times everyone is going through. We want to remind everyone to take the necessary precautions to curb the spread of the Covid-19 virus. We WILL get through this together and hopefully return…
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Congress recently passed and the President signed into law the SECURE Act (Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement Act). The SECURE Act (the “Act”) makes significant changes to the rules related to qualified retirement plan accounts…
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On behalf of Barry Law, Inc., we wish everyone a happy, prosperous, and safe 2020!
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What is Real Estate Wire Fraud? Real estate wire fraud is a complex scheme that targets individuals making wire transfer payments during the home buying process. Typically, the homebuyer receives an email from attackers pretending to be real estate p…
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Summer is nearly upon us and many will be traveling. This an appropriate time to address or review your estate planning. I frequently receive questions when a couple may be traveling without their children. These people want to ensure their children…
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