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In this tutorial, elder law attorney Patrick Cawley explains common issues faced when using a financial power of attorney (POA) when the principal is incapacitated. He recounts a case involving Jane, who is authorized as the POA for her aunt and uncle suffering from dementia. Jane encounters challenges with banks and investment firms, as they require additional documentation or proof of her relatives' incapacity before honoring her POA. This situation is frequent, highlighting the obstacles that agents may face when managing the financial affairs of loved ones in decline. Cawley emphasizes the importance of understanding these complications to effectively navigate the POA process.