A grandparent has no automatic legal 'right' to see their grandchildren. If you cannot reach an agreement with the parents of your grandchildren, you may be able to ask the court to assist in making arrangements. Usually, and in England and Wales, you will need the permission ('leave') of the court first to make an application and if successful, the court would then consider the main application. In Scotland, you can apply for parental rights, or a contact or residence order directly in the same way a parent might.