In our view, your bank should consider the “bigger picture” and not voluntarily provide the photograph to its customer, because by doing so, it could open itself up to a host of liability issues. Instead, the bank should tell the customer that it will only provide such information in response to a lawful subpoena or at the request of a law enforcement agency. Meanwhile, if the elderly customer suspects wrongdoing, the bank should consider filing its own report of potential elder abuse with the appropriate authorities.