Can I get access to my grandchildren? A guide to grandparent rights in England and Wales

Grandparents don’t have an automatic right to see their grandchildren in England and Wales. However, they may be able to get access through the Family Court.
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Grandparents don’t have an automatic right to see their grandchildren in England and Wales. However, they may be able to get access through the Family Court.

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