I’m sorry about the stresses going on. Those are big and real ones for sure. The liver failure reason to drink is too ironic and I’m sure you see that.
The money issue sucks too but, again, wasting money (on alcohol) because you’re worried about not having enough is ironic too. Or is it sardonic? Don’t remember.
Just pointing out that it wouldn’t help as I know you know.
My brain allowed me to accept that I will never drink again. I don’t know why. Maybe I was just done with that failing feeling that took me to a dark place. Once I quit drinking those feelings actually intensified because I wasn’t hiding anymore.
My life was still a mess.
Slowly putting a routine to my life that is based on health gives me peace now because I know that I’m doing the best I can.
Money has been tight through Covid, yet I’m still taking care of myself. A few years ago the IRS came after me for back taxes from a rough patch. If I had been drinking I would have avoided it. Instead, even though I was worried, I faced reality and contacted different state programs to help. Eventually I got in with the university law dept and they were very held in resolving. Having a positive sober attitude helped me.
You can face this too:)

Like the reply above me stated, It's a lot less stressful facing those kind of problems when you are sober and level headed. You don't go into detail but It might be a good idea to talk to an attorney to find out what your options are. We will pray for your brother....

God Bless

Agree with the guys above, and also know that nothing can change until you can maintain sobriety, my life was a shit show when I was drinking - being sober allows you to look through different eyes & gives you the tools to figure things out with a clear head. Unfortunately what is happening with your brother is what will happen to us all if we continue drinking, you are seeing the results first hand, it is up to you to change it now, before that is you.
take care