In Digambar Jainism, the most accurate answer is:

Not a definite yes. It is only a possibility, not a certainty.

Why:

• In Jainism, meeting your mother after death depends on karmas and rebirth, not just on confession.
• Sincere repentance, truthfulness, and stopping the wrong conduct are spiritually very important.
• But past karmas do not disappear just by confessing to someone; they are weakened by true repentance, self-control, austerity, and right conduct.

So, if you ask only “Will I meet my mother in heaven — yes or no?” The Jain answer is: No one can say yes for sure. It may happen, but it is not guaranteed.

What you have done sincerely matters:

• you admitted the mistake,
• you feel repentance,
• and you are not repeating it.

That is spiritually meaningful in Jainism.

So the most honest answer is:

Possibility: yes. Guarantee: no.