Delaware Code Title 12. Decedents' Estates and Fiduciary Relations §  49A-116. Judicial relief

(1) Determine whether the personal power of attorney or the authority of an agent is in effect or has terminated pursuant to § 49A-110 of this title or otherwise;

(2) Compel the agent to exercise or refrain from exercising authority in a particular manner or for a particular purpose;

(3) Compel the agent to account for transactions conducted on the principal's behalf pursuant to § 49A-114(g) of this title;

(4) Modify, suspend, or revoke the powers of the agent to act under a personal power of attorney, and, if the principal has not designated another agent or successor agent in the personal power of attorney, appoint another agent to act in place of the agent whose powers are modified, suspended, or revoked;

(5) Determine an agent's liability for violation of his or her duties pursuant to § 49A-114 of this title;  or

(6) Compel a person to accept a personal power of attorney if required to by § 49A-120 of this title.

(1) The principal or the agent;

(2) The spouse, child, or parent of the principal;

(2)   1A guardian, trustee, or other fiduciary acting for the principal;

(3) The personal representative, trustee, or a beneficiary of the principal's estate;

(4) Any other interested person, as long as the person demonstrates to the Court's satisfaction that the person is interested in the welfare of the principal and has a good faith belief that:

(5) A person asked to accept a personal power of attorney.