The Grandfather Paradox
This paradox is often used to prove that time travel can't exist. Another "proof" is that we've never been visited by people from the future, which goes to show that time travel will "never" be possible. By changing the past, you change the future in which you are able to travel into the past.
In Science Fiction treatments of this subject, there are some typical resolutions :
Time Loop - when she "did" kill her grandmother, she wouldn't have been born, so then she wouldn't have killed her, so she WOULD have been born, so did kill her, and was erased out of existence, but then was born (and so forth).
Analogy to Self-Murder - That's just like killing yourself, so it would have to be an alternate universe, or one where she was born as another person in another family.
A child is not property and continued "possession" does not have meaning with regard to rights. Regardless of how long the grandmother has been taking care of the grandson, she has legal rights to the child only if the mother, or the courts, formally granted her custodial rights. If the grant of custodial rights was never made, then the grandmother has no legal right to interfere with the mother resuming custodial care of the child. (Presuming the mother has not lost custodial rights to some other person or institution.)
He reformed the monastic order by marrying his mother and eating his father. this reformed it because he got a couch for his wife, his mother. they had a child. so would she be considered the child's mother or grandmother? we may never know.
Benjamin Banneker's mother and grandmother taught him how to read using the Bible. However he never attended school.
He blames his mother for his angry disposition, but since his mother died during his birth he never had reconciliation for it.
Jacob was never permitted to marry Rebecca since she was his mother.
Since there is no court order and you were never married it is the mother that have custody. He can be charged with kidnapping.
In most jurisdictions, grandparents never receive visitation rights as an automatic process. Any such rights must be specifically sought from and granted by a court, and are not yet very common.
yup that can happen by time travle. if the female was left alone with her own grandchild & never was pregnant with her child & the futune child become a parent & sent their child in the past before the parent mother was pregnant & the parent give their child to their mother before she become pregnant with them & than the parent mother never become pregnant with them & she was left alone with her non-exist child their child witch it is her grandchild & she become a grandmother with out giving birth to her child that did't exist at that time before she did't get pregnant & die never give birth to non-exist child who the grandchild parent never exist in time & it was just grandchild & the grandmother.
Technically no one killed him since the death was erased from the timeline by Stewie, however, since the "Who" wasn't the focus of the episode they never had anyone killing him, it was juts a randomly driven car.
just ask a doctor or a nurse . hope that will help!
SHE NEVER LEFT. hahaha.
He has rights since he never lost them and would be first in line for custody