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NGA quoted in the Guardian – I’ve never thought about being a dad until now

NGA quoted in the Guardian – I’ve never thought about being a dad until now

by Natalie | Oct 24, 2021 | Surrogacy

Writing a personal piece in the Guardian about the options for gay men considering starting a family, Michael Segalov talked to Natalie about how surrogacy works in the UK: “Solicitor Natalie Gamble runs a family law firm and British surrogacy agency. The sector...
NGA on the BBC – UK surrogacy has quadrupled in the last ten years

NGA on the BBC – UK surrogacy has quadrupled in the last ten years

by Natalie | Sep 22, 2021 | Surrogacy, UK surrogacy

The BBC has been running news stories all day today about the growth of UK surrogacy, with parental order statistics showing that the numbers of UK surrogacy cases have quadrupled over the past ten years. NGA and Brilliant Beginnings surrogacy team Sam, Guy and...
Surrogacy for non-biological parents

Surrogacy for non-biological parents

by Franklyn | Apr 30, 2021 | Adoption, International surrogacy, Surrogacy

Can I pursue surrogacy if I have no biological link with my child? Yes. Although some fertility clinics and surrogacy organisations say surrogacy without a biological link is not permitted in the UK, what they actually mean is that it is not possible for you to apply...
Fertility law masterclass from Natalie Gamble

Fertility law masterclass from Natalie Gamble

by Franklyn | Mar 23, 2021 | Donor conception, Surrogacy

Our director Natalie Gamble was asked to give a class for Global Perspectives at Fertility IQ, an online education series on assisted reproduction around the world. Alongside leading professors, academics and other professionals from 30 different countries, Natalie...
HFEA changes surrogacy rules on exporting sperm, eggs and embryos from the UK to overseas

HFEA changes surrogacy rules on exporting sperm, eggs and embryos from the UK to overseas

by Franklyn | Dec 12, 2020 | Embryos, eggs and sperm, International surrogacy, Surrogacy, Surrogacy campaigning

The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) has updated its guidance on exporting gametes and embryos for surrogacy, in a move which will help intended parents through international surrogacy. NGA Law and our sister organisation Brilliant Beginnings have...
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