COGNAC- I know some or a good portion of your situation as you have talked with my wife and I ; we consider you a good friend. As Blondie said , " you are now entering the " twilight zone " of dealing with witness relatives who are intent on falsely " saving " you from yourself - they think. But they are " mind controlled" to be that way . Remember you are not talking to people ( even if they are relatives ) who have both oars in the water so to speak. They are not capable to change quickly and be immediately convinced by you - ain't gonna happen. I found that out with my witness daughter who I spoke to for the first time in 9 months this last week.
From your previous writings here on JWD I noticed that before - your Dad seemed like the one trying to protect you from the witness organization backlash regarding your differing views. Your Mom was giving ideas to your Dad verbally , being the neck that turns his head , so to speak. Since Mom wants to come talk with you now after your Dad fiasco yesterday or day before - I still assume this is happening , it's Mom who is propelling this thing into overdrive !
As Blondie said , I would be careful what you say to Mom . Be honest , sincere , but avoid the magic death dealing words " I don't think this is Jehovah's organization or " the faithful slave is not appointed by Jehovah". What you say in that way can or will be used against you in a judicial committee meeting - especially if you say it in front of 2 witnesses. You can say I have confusion and doubts , I am depressed , I have serious concerns , etc. but be careful of using the first words I said . I don't know how devoted your Mom is to the organization - but if she is like my daughter, my daughter said, " Dad, Jehovah is my spiritual father, and what he says comes first ! " So , be honest , but carefully honest , and ask yourself if you want to have dealings with your family still- or are you able to handle them shunning you by getting DFed. Only you can answer that question. You are smart- I know you will do what's best for you. Good luck, Peace out, Mr. Flipper