NGA contributes to Stonewall’s new guide for gay dads

by Natalie | Oct 21, 2015 | Surrogacy

NGA Law has been delighted to write the family law content for Stonewall’s new guide for gay dads. Covering surrogacy, known donation and co-parenting we have written the content in the guide on legal parenthood, and how to manage the practicalities of building...

NGA quoted in the Guardian: Unregistered surrogate-born children creating legal timebomb, warns judge

by Natalie | May 18, 2015 | Surrogacy

Today’s Guardian has reported comments made by High Court judge Mrs Justice Theis at a conference last week about her concerns for children born through international surrogacy whose parents have not applied to properly resolve their legal status in the UK. ...

NGA quoted in today’s Telegraph – how to have a baby by surrogate in the UK

by Natalie | May 7, 2015 | Become a Surrogate, LGBT Surrogacy, Surrogacy, Surrogacy UK Law

Today’s Telegraph includes a feature about surrogacy in the UK entitled ‘How to have a baby by surrogate in the UK’ following an interview with Natalie to answer various questions, including: Is surrogacy right for you? There are lots of reasons why...

NGA quoted in the Telegraph – How a father became the brother of his son

by Natalie | Mar 7, 2015 | Surrogacy, Surrogacy UK Law

NGA has been quoted in today’s Telegraph, on the case of Kyle Casson, the single dad through surrogacy who was granted an adoption order to secure his legal parenthood. Natalie was quoted about the law’s failure to allow single parents to apply for...

NGA in the Telegraph – British baby passport row

by Natalie | Jul 15, 2014 | International Surrogacy, Surrogacy

The Telegraph has today reported the case of NGA clients Viral and Tulsi Patel, whose son was born through surrogacy in India but who has still – months after his birth – not been issued with a British passport to be able to come home.   Natalie...