Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Pennsylvania

A power of attorney is a fiduciary who owns a duty to act in the best interest of its principal. If the attorney in fact used funds for his or herself then he or she did not act in the interest of the principal. of course additional facts not presented could possibly change the response it would appear that the attorney in fact has violated his or her duties as a fiduciary and an interested person could take legal action on behalf of the principal if the principal is not competant to take action his or herself. I would advise you consult with an attoreny to discuss this more in depth.