Specific Power Of Attorney Real Estate How Does A General Specific Power Of Attorney Become A Misnomer?

How does a general specific power of attorney become a misnomer? - specific power of attorney real estate

If a general power is misleading when they include both general and specific, and you can then, clarifying why?, Please let me know thanks

3 comments:

yasmin s said...

genral when dealing with a lawyer

robin_ma... said...

A proxy is a written document that you designate to act with a lawyer or attorney to on their behalf. In essence, the attorney is (s) of the authority you have to deal with their property and personal care. A proxy is valid after it is signed until revoked or the person you (the trustor dies). A proxy does not work after the death of the grantor.

The term "living will" is actually misleading because it actually refers to a power of attorney for personal care (rather than a will), the language that directs the attorney for the donor to die in dignity and without pain has on the state of the donor , to be critical and is irreversible. There may be specific for the application of DNR (do not resuscitate) under certain circumstances.

cyanne2a... said...

No power at all, if the person becomes seriously ill.

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