(e)__If there is reasonable cause to believe that an agent has breached fiduciary duty as set forth in subsection (c), the Department of Health and Human Services, the long-term care ombudsman under Title 22, chapter 1453 or the affected long-term care facility may file a petition in Probate Court.__The petitioner may request the court to:

(1)__Determine whether the agent's acts or omissions are in breach of the fiduciary duty owed to the principal;

(2)__Compel the agent to submit an accounting or report of any actions and omissions on behalf of the principal;

(3)__Seek restitution from the agent of any misappropriated resources of the principal;

(4)__Terminate the power of attorney; or

(5)__Take other action appropriate to the circumstances.

The court shall hold an expedited hearing within 30 days of the filing of the petition, or within a shorter period of time, for good cause shown in any matter that requires a timely decision affecting health care or to forestall the misappropriation of the principal's resources.__The court may make orders and decrees and take other actions that are necessary or proper in making determinations on matters presented by a petition filed under this subsection.__In any transfer of the principal's resources to the agent or any person designated by the agent occurring after the date of admission to a long-term care facility and made for less than full consideration when the transfer is not authorized under a gift provision in the durable power of attorney, it is presumed that the transfer was not a gift.__The agent may overcome the presumption if the agent proves by a preponderance of the evidence that the transfer was authorized and was not the result of fraud, undue influence, misrepresentation or self- dealing.

(f)__A court, after hearing pursuant to subsection (e), may terminate or revoke the power of attorney or terminate the agent's functioning as responsible party for a principal upon determination that:

(1)__The agent has breached the agent's fiduciary duty to the principal or engaged in self-dealing;