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18
Apr
2012

Donor conception law, embryo law, fertility law, international surrogacy law, Louisa Ghevaert, Parenting law, Surrogacy law

Surrogacy and donor conception: the question of parenthood

Advances in fertility treatment have outstripped the law and this increasingly challenges traditional concepts of parenthood.

27
Mar
2012

Donor conception law, embryo law, fertility law, international surrogacy law, Louisa Ghevaert, Surrogacy law, Uncategorized

Surrogacy: what motivates its practice?

There are number of factors that motivate the practice of surrogacy around the world, including altruism, infertility, commercialism and in some cases grief. Different jurisdictions take different approaches to surrogacy law and practice in what remains an evolving area fraught with many difficulties and challenges.

29
Feb
2012

Donor conception law, embryo law, fertility law, Louisa Ghevaert, Parenting law, Surrogacy law

UK surrogate pregnant for a ninth time with twins

UK surrogate mother, Jill Hawkins, is pregnant again for a ninth time. Jill spoke of her pride of being a surrogate mother and how fulfilled she felt during pregnancy during a recent press interview.

25
Jan
2012

Blog, Donor conception law, embryo law, fertility law, international surrogacy law, Louisa Ghevaert, Parenting law, Surrogacy law

Surrogacy: is it on the increase?

Interest in surrogacy continues to grow around the world. Surrogacy is becoming more common as a family building option, whether on an altruistic, commercial, host or straight basis.

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