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In this video, estate planning attorney Paul Ramble discusses the validity of photocopies of power of attorney documents. He presents a scenario where a father, Dan, appoints his son, Sonny, as his agent while he is still competent. After Dan develops dementia, Sonny needs to use the power of attorney to manage his father's affairs. The video raises the question of whether photocopies of the original power of attorney will be accepted, noting that the outcome varies depending on the requirements of different institutions where Sonny may need to present it. Paul also references a previous video discussing the acceptability of photocopies of wills.