Your question is rather confusing. But you are going to have to go back to the court that initially did the guardianship, wehrever that is, to...

You don't even have to appoint anyone as your AIF, you can simply do a written revocation of the POA and give it to her, and anyone else who may...

You need to consult with a family law attorney.

You can check at the courthouse in the county where she died to see if a probate has been opened. You can also ask your relatives telling you this...

I agree with the prior answer. You may need to call adult protective services if you believe you are being abused.

You don't have a right, but you could report it to adult protective services as suspected elder abuse.

Your mother's designation does not establish legal guardianship. You are going to have to file a guardianship action in court to be named his...

You may want to try legal aid for help.

If you are a party to a court case you ahve to be there, your POA won't be enough.

Your husband, who had your father's POA, was a fiduciary. He needs to hire an attorney to defend himself if he hasn't already.