NGA Law quoted in GLAMOUR – How single women are choosing to become mothers on their own, or not at all

by Alejandra | Nov 20, 2023 | Conception

NGA has been quoted in a piece in GLAMOUR about how more women are choosing to become mothers with the help of sperm donors and fertility treatments. The piece highlights how this increasingly popular movement has ultimately redefined the narrative around single...

Fertility Network UK to run 6-week course on LGBTQ+ Pathways to Parenthood

by Olivia Chan | Aug 4, 2023 | Conception, Embryos and Donation Storage, LGBT Law, LGBT Surrogacy, Surrogacy, Surrogacy UK Law

NGA Law is delighted to be part of an educational course being run for intended LGBT+ parents by national fertility charity Fertility Network UK. Run online on Thursday evenings in August and September, the course offers free digital access to expert opinion and...

What happens when fertility clinics get legal parenthood wrong?

by Franklyn | Mar 23, 2018 | Conception

If you are an unmarried couple conceiving with donor sperm at a fertility clinic in the UK, then you rely on your clinic both to provide good medical care and to ensure you will both become the legal parents of your child. The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act...

Planning for death when you’re making life – why you should make a will if you’re conceiving through assisted reproduction

by Franklyn | Sep 20, 2016 | Conception, Surrogacy

The ugly fallout which results from the lack of a Will was made public earlier this year following the dispute between Prince’s surviving siblings after it was discovered that he did not leave a Will. It is always advisable to make and execute a Will as soon as you...

Whose information is it anyway? Information rights after donor conception – Article published in Fertility Network UK magazine

by Natalie | Oct 22, 2012 | Conception

We have written an article for Fertility Network UK magazine about UK legal rights to information if you are conceived through donor conception at a UK licensed fertility clinic. It sets out the role of the HFEA, and what information can be accessed and when. Read the...