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If you believe that getting advice from random strangers (who don't have all the facts/paperwork to review) on the internet is more productive that spending an hour or two with a local Estate Attorney...go for it. Don't be shocked when it doesn't work out. Penny wise pound foolish. ;)

You have been advised many times to get a consult with an attorney.

Please clarify: Are they stating that you must wear a mask only in common areas of the building, such as the elevator, laundry room and halls?

Px HX.

No. A "Good Cause" reason would not include attending kindergarten graduation. https://www.lalawlibrary.org/pdfs/LASC Continuances.pdf

How do you know it is the school making these reports?

Is this the same family member from your other thread? px hx

On page 1 of this thread I told you this was not a legal issue. This is a personal decision that random stranger on the internet can not, and really should not, advise you on.

Do as Zig suggests. Frankly it is a bit ...surprising to me that you would seek advice from random people on the internet rather than calling the police.

This isn't a legal situation, it is a personal choice situation.

Yes, you hit a stationary object. Report the accident to your insurance company.

Go pay an attorney to advise you.

I added in some white space to make it easier to read.

"What to do"? Stop posting about his criminal case on the internet and help him hire a criminal defense attorney. https://www.texasbar.com/

My thought as well.

Based on what the OP stated in the opening post, it was a "when I die" situation.

Yes. She can legally do this. it isn't nice or respectful of his wishes, but without a will she is legally allowed to do this.

Why do keep starting new threads on the same topic? You have been advised by a bunch of the volunteers here, including several attorneys, to consult with an attorney.

Third Mass. police officer sues gunmaker Sig Sauer in federal court

According to a police officer in Massachusetts her Sig Sauer did just that. ;)