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Grandparents generally feel very strongly about the chance to spend time with their grandchildren, and stay involved in their lives as they grow up. However, biological and adoptive parents generally have the constitutional right to direct a child's upbringing. Your grandparents would need to file a  petition in superior court and prove that you living with your dad is deterimental (will hurt) you. . A.R.S. § 25-415 is the Arizona law explaining non-parental custody requests..

Remember, the most important consideration for the judge will be what is in the child's best interest..