UK Fertility Law Guide
Co-ParentMatch.com is home to a comprehensive UK fertility law section that tells you your legal position if you are thinking about becoming a sperm donor, using a sperm donor or you are entering into a co-parenting arrangement.
Our UK fertility law section is provided to us by the leading fertility law firm Lester Aldridge who specialise in the area of conception through artificial insemination for single women, lesbian and gay couples and married heterosexual couples. Equipping yourself with the correct legal facts before you enter into any arrangement with a co-parent match is essential in preventing future disagreements.
Sperm donation laws in the UK are constantly evolving as many new alternative families are being created.
Your legal position can vary greatly depending on your personal relationship status and how you conceive your child.
Here are some quick links to our fertility law guide for:
Single Women
Single Men
Lesbian Couples (not in a civil partnership)
Lesbian Couples (in a civil partnership)
Gay Couples
Heterosexual Couples (Not Married)
Heterosexual Couples (Married)
Lester Aldridge LLP
Lester Aldridge is a full service law firm, advising commercial organisations and private individuals on a regional, national and international scale, from offices in London, Southampton and Bournemouth.
The family and fertility team at Lester Aldridge have a wealth of experience in all areas of fertility law from sperm donor agreements and co-parenting agreements through to domestic and international surrogacy arrangements and everything in between. Additionally they assisted many clients in seeking contact with their biological and donor conceived children where a dispute has emerged.
The team’s solicitors can meet with you at any one of Lester Aldridge’s offices or alternatively they routinely assist individuals via telephone conference where that is more convenient for their clients.
Kimberley Davies is a specialist family and fertility solicitor.
Kimberley advises on all aspects of fertility law including surrogacy arrangements (both international and domestic), same sex parenting and donor conception. This is a very specialist area of law and Kimberley has been practicing in this area since the very first international surrogacy case was heard. Kimberley’s experience and contacts in foreign jurisdictions have been invaluable to her clients.
If you would like a free no obligation chat with Kimberley please contact her on 01202 786343 or at [email protected]