Attorney-at-law

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Attorney-at-law

Attorney-at-law means:
a person admitted to practice law in a jurisdiction, authorized to perform both civil and criminal legal functions for clients. These functions include drafting legal documents, giving legal advice, and representing clients before courts, administrative agencies, boards, and other bodies.

Related Entries in the American Tax Encyclopedia:

  1. Attorney-in-fact
  2. Durable Powers of Attorney
  3. Durable Power of Attorney
  4. Power of Attorney
  5. General Power of Attorney
  6. Springing Power of Attorney
  7. Specific Power of Attorney
  8. Enrolled Agent
  9. Tax Court
  10. Avoiding Probate
  11. Circular 230
  12. Jurisdiction
  13. Donee
  14. Corporate Veil
  15. Doing Business
  16. Assessment Roll
  17. Deposition
  18. Corporation
  19. Legal Representative
  20. Administrative Proceeding
  21. Income Splitting
  22. Real Estate Reporting Person
  23. Internal Revenue Manual
  24. Administrative Procedures
  25. Tax Cases

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