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Adoption in the context of surrogacy arrangements

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Date:28 OCT 2024
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Rose-Marie Drury, Principal Associate and LLP, Mills & Reeve

Colin Rogerson, Head of Fertility Law, Mills & Reeve

Parental orders have always been seen as the gold standard order to obtain following a surrogacy arrangement to ensure intended parents are recognised as legal parents. This article explores some of the different reasons why intended parents may seek an adoption order and the interplay between the two different types of order. 

The full article has published in the October issue of Family Law.  Find out more or request a free 1-week trial of Family Law journal. Please quote: 100482

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