Creating families
How we help families created through surrogacy, donor conception, co-parenting, fertility treatment and adoption.
Find out more
Family disputes
How we help with divorce, civil partnership dissolution, separation, untangling finances and resolving disputes involving children and assisted reproduction.
Find out more
LGBT Families
How we help with gender identity, LGBT family disputes, families created through surrogacy, donor conception, co-parenting, adoption and assisted reproduction
Learn moreFind and learn
Explore our Knowledge Centre for free UK law guidance and resources on:
Conceiving with a donor or co-parent
From our blog
20 Nov, 2020
NGA Law celebrates Trans Awareness Week – a quick guide to trans rights under UK law
To celebrate Transgender Awareness Week and commemorate Transgender Day of Remembrance, we have summarised the current legal landscape for trans people changing their legal gender in the UK and how we need to continue to campaign for more positive reform. A brief history Legal recognition of the right of trans adults to change their gender was introduced by the Gender Recognition Act 2004 as a result of years of hard work by campaigners and several cases before the European Court of...
11 Nov, 2020
Natalie discussed known donation at Progress Educational Trust’s event in September 2020
Natalie Gamble was part of the panel of speakers discussing known donation at the Progress Educational Trust’s event: ‘Known unknowns: the pros, cons and consequences of known donation’. The event, attended by more than 200 people and covered in a feature on Woman’s Hour, discussed the rise of known egg and sperm donation, asking what the advantages, disadvantages and long-term implications for donor-conceived people are where parents conceive with an egg or sperm donor they know....
On Twitter
NGA Law
@NGambleAssoc
You can read more about the HFEA and the work they do, here: https://t.co/NiqnGfiUHM As well as a recent article written for @BrillBeginnings on the HFEA’s update to clarify exporting eggs, sperm and embryos for international surrogacy: https://t.co/6APHMIRf7I
NGA Law
@NGambleAssoc
The Authority oversees a staff which licenses and inspects fertility clinics in the UK. Without authorisation from the HFEA, clinics would not be able to carry out numerous procedures relating to surrogacy.
NGA Law
@NGambleAssoc
The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) was set up in 1991 and comprises members (the majority of whom are clinicians, researchers or other fertility/embryology professionals) and a lay chair. https://t.co/KxzreYANuA
Is UK law changing the way it views commercial surrogacy arrangements? (The Review, Issue 206, July 2020)
- The Review, 28 July 2020
Family planning: how Covid-19 has placed huge strains on all stages of surrogacy
- The Guardian, 14 June 2020
Surrogacy Is Complicated—Then Add a Global Pandemic
- Marie Claire, 17 May 2020
Parents are hiring jets to see their surrogate children for the first time
- Wired, 13 May 2020
For practical help with surrogacy, find out more about Brilliant Beginnings
