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  1. Re: Springing Power of Attorney
    A general power of Attorney and a springing power of attorney are not polar opposites. Therefore, the complete description of differences will not be fully covered her.
    A springing power of attorney is one that does not take effect at the time the designation is made. Commonly they are done in instances where a person wants to continue to handle their own affairs while they can, but want to make plans for a specified “person” to take over when they cannot. For example,” I designate X to act as my attorney in fact as to …, when two or more doctors agree that I cannot ….., and said power will remain with X until….”
    The power of attorney “Springs” into action when the designated event or occurrence, or date comes.

    A general power of attorney is a term that relates to the extent of the powers. Springing refers to when the powers begin.

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    Tony Smith

    Anthony Smith
    LawSmith
    P.O. Box 2336
    Lee’s Summit, MO 64063

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