
Effective May 31, 2021, Barry Kozak has closed down Estate Law HELP, LLC.
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Barry now serves as the Legal Services Officer of InterVivos PLLC.
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Inter Vivos provides comprehensive legal strategies in the areas of Estate Planning, Business Planning and Tax Planning. The ability to provide superior services at affordable rates has made Inter Vivos the largest Estate Planning law firm in the United States. Our services offer solutions that are affordable, effective, and innovative in their design.
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Barry also serves as the Chief Legal Counsel for LSPNpro.
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The LSPN is a network of professionals that services the Financial Advisor market in providing legal, financial, and administrative services and resources to financial professionals. The LSPN is the first and only professional network that provides national estate planning professionals and resources for the financial professional community.
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Special Promotion for Fellow Members of the
NorthCenter Chamber of Commerce

Hello, fellow members of the NCCC.
I just opened this estate planning practice, and the first 10 fellow members who contact me will receive a personally-tailored “basic” life planning and estate planning package for a significant discount.
I win because you will assist me in learning my software procedures and developing my internal protocols (the practice began operations on September 1).
You win because you will receive relevant insight and some of the most important planning documents at a reduced price.
No tricks or catches to this offer.
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If you are one of the first 10 members of the Chamber who signs up below, then for $750, I will provide you with a "Basic" Retirement, Aging and Estate Planning Package," which includes:
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Insight on
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how you might plan to fund your retirement with fixed income (such as your Social Security benefits, annuities, and bond portfolios) and the decumulation of your nest egg (such as distributions from your IRAs and employer plans and the selling off of your personal investments and assets);
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how to plan for Medicare;
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the costs and realities of long-term care;
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how to develop your own self-care preferences plan should you ever need long-term care but cannot communicate your wishes;
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how to safely age at home or to consider moving; and
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how to think about your end-of-life, including hospice care, pre-paid funerals, and life insurance; and
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Actual documents that will become effective when signed and properly witnessed:​
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A Durable Power of Attorney for Property contract (or two contracts if the agent for your business continuation is different than the agent for all of your other property);
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A Durable Power of Attorney for Health contract (and a package of other medical directive forms that you should discuss with your doctor and complete with his or her insight); and
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A simple will, where all of your property will be distributed per your wishes upon your death.
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