The Law Code of Devala 1.19: Kṛtyakalpataru · Gṛhastharatnākara

1.19

pitaraṃ bhrātaraṃ putraṃ putrikāṃ bhaginīṃ snuṣām | na tyajed dveṣalobhābhyāṃ dārān apatitān api || mātṛtyāgo hi śāstreṣu nopadiṣṭaḥ kathaṃcana | patitā vābhiśastā vā mātā na tyāgam arhati

Having approached Devala, best of sages, / who was seated comfortably on the bank of the Indus, all the sages spoke these words:

One should not, from hatred or greed, abandon father, brother, son, daughter, sister, daughter-in-law, or a wife who has not fallen. The abandonment of a mother is nowhere taught in the treatises: even fallen or accused, a mother does not deserve to be abandoned.