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Surrogacy Lawyers | Specialist Surrogacy Solicitors UK - Vimarsana News

Surrogacy Lawyers | Specialist Surrogacy Solicitors UK

Having a baby via surrogacy presents emotional and legal challenges. We'll help navigate safe, ethical surrogacy here in the UK and overseas.

Why Britain is updating its laws on surrogacy and gamete donation - Vimarsana News

Why Britain is updating its laws on surrogacy and gamete donation

The rise of the same-sex parent family and elective single mothers | World News

Re X, Y and Z (Children: Parental Orders: Time Limit) [2022] EWHC 198 (Fam) - Vimarsana News

Re X, Y and Z (Children: Parental Orders: Time Limit) [2022] EWHC 198 (Fam)

Knowles J held that HFEA 2008, s 54(3) did not prevent the court making an order merely because the application was made after the expiration of the 6-month period following birth, if appropriate on the particular facts of the case.

Challenges in international surrogacy arrangements - Vimarsana News

Challenges in international surrogacy arrangements

The recent international surrogacy law case of Re X, Y and Z (Children: Parental Orders: Time Limit) [2022] EWHC198 (Fam) places a spotlight on the complex and multi-faceted legal issues that can arise when intended parents cross borders and enter into commercial surrogacy arrangements.

Divorce and children – what you should be aware of - Vimarsana News

Divorce and children – what you should be aware of

During a relationship, family solicitors can arrange parental orders for surrogacy - Credit: Getty Images/iStockphoto You may have been married for a short period of time or for many years when there is a need for a Postnuptial Agreement to protect assets that one party has accumulated individually, often through an inheritance or a gift. It might be that there was an intention for this money or property to stay on one side of the family rather than being divided up in the event of a relationship breakdown.  People also come to see us during a relationship to understand their legal rights an...