New High Court judgment on how judges should approach international surrogacy

by Robyn | Apr 29, 2026 | International surrogacy, Surrogacy

A new case from the High Court (A&B v C&D (2026)) has re-articulated the framework for judges to apply when hearing parental order applications following international surrogacy. NGA Law is delighted to have represented one of the families involved and helped...

How do I find a UK surrogate and do I need a surrogacy agreement?

by Franklyn | Mar 25, 2026 | Surrogacy, UK surrogacy

How do I find a surrogate in the UK? Surrogacy is legal in the UK but the law prohibits third parties from matching for profit and stops individuals advertising for surrogates, so finding a surrogate can be challenging. The UK’s outdated surrogacy laws on parenthood...

Natalie warns Jersey family law conference that an ill wind may be blowing for LGBT+ families

by Robyn | Mar 20, 2026 | International surrogacy, LGBT+ family building, Surrogacy, UK surrogacy

Natalie spoke to the International Child Law Conference on 13 March 2026 about the current landscape for LGBT+ family creation. This annual conference, held in beautiful Jersey and organised by Corbett LeQuesne, is always a popular and respected family law event,...

Natalie and Kelly at the ILPA conference in London

by Robyn | Mar 18, 2026 | Adoption, International surrogacy, LGBT+ family building, Surrogacy

Natalie and Kelly were delighted to attend the ILPA Annual Conference on Family and Immigration Law in London on 11 March 2026.   Chaired by the always fantastic Barry O’Leary and with Mr Justice Williams giving closing remarks, the conference looked at where...

Comment piece published in Bionews: Why did the High Court strip a transgender father of legal parenthood?

by Xander Gowler | Feb 25, 2026 | Donor conception, Gender identity, LGBT+ family building

Natalie has written a piece for Bionews sharing our shock and concern about the recent case of FZ v MZ where the High Court found that a transgender father, whose wife conceived through donor insemination, was not his child’s legal parent because he had a gender...