Do you know the deference between the words "lawyer" and "attorney" Do the words mean the same?
In common usage, "lawyer" and "attorney" mean the same: a person trained in law,
admitted to the bar, and currently licensed to practice in a specific state or federal court. However the word "attorney" does not always mean "lawyer". For instance, a "power of attorney" may be granted to someone who is not a lawyer to act for you in a very specific circumstance. For example, a husband may give his wife a power of attorney to act for him if he is unable to make his own decisions in a health crisis. Another example: you may give your real estate agent a power of attorney to close a real estate transaction if you will be out of the area.
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