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	Misusing a power of attorney is a crime. If your attorney abuses his or her power, cancel the power of attorney immediately and then seek legal advice. You may be able to sue your attorney to get back any money or property that has been taken.		Misusing a power of attorney is a crime. If your attorney abuses his or her power, cancel the power of attorney immediately and then seek legal advice. You may be able to sue your attorney to get back any money or property that has been taken.

	If you’re incapable and can’t cancel your power of attorney, you or someone else can call the Public Guardian and Trustee or a '''designated responder''', and report the situation. They will investigate.		If you’re incapable and can’t cancel your power of attorney, you or someone else can call the [http://www.trustee.bc.ca Public Guardian and Trustee] or a '''designated responder''', and report the situation. They will investigate.