Ivf work in England covers the legal issues around assisted reproduction, including who is recognised as a parent after IVF or surrogacy, and who can make decisions about embryos and embryos' storage. A solicitor drafts and reviews agreements with clinics and donors, guides clients through the parental order process, and handles applications to register parental status or to resolve disputes over embryos, donors or future contact. Practical work can also involve welfare, contact and protection considerations for children born through assisted reproduction.
Where a solicitor protects your position
The decisive issues hinge on parental status and the future rights or responsibilities of those involved with embryos and children. A solicitor protects the client’s position by navigating time-sensitive parental order applications, ensuring correct registration of parental rights, and advising on protections around embryo storage and consent processes.
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