I didn't see this mentioned in the replies but I may have missed it.
You may want to reconsider having your brother forfeit the Power of Attorney. Most PoA's list two potential individuals to serve. In most cases it is the spouse first and if unable or unwilling, another individual.
As far as I know from my history with them a power of attorney is not transferable. Your brother cannot just give it to you. Your father would need to resign a document declaring you PoA. If he has dimentia to the point of incompetency he cannot legally sign that document. If your mom was the primary PoA and refused initially I do not know if it could revert back to her.
Your brother most definitely did screw up but a less than perfect brother as PoA for your dad is better than none at all.
Make sure you know exactly what will happen if your brother forfeits his poa before you do it. The devil may be in the details.
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