International intended-parent representation · Tbilisi
Work directly with Georgian lawyers who understand how the agency offer, clinic documents, surrogate agreement, birth registration and route home must fit together.
Meet your Georgian legal team · Cross-border support in English
DirectSpeak with the counsel responsible for your matter
PreparedKnow which document or decision comes next
InternationalConnect Georgian work with the country you will return to
EstablishedGBA members with family and medical-law experience
Local Georgian counsel
A surrogacy lawyer in Georgia should do more than comment on one contract. Our Tbilisi team examines the program as a whole: who receives money, who arranges treatment, which consent forms apply, who keeps the records and who prepares the papers needed after birth.
Before commitment, your surrogacy lawyer can compare providers, question unclear costs and negotiate agency, clinic or surrogate documents. During treatment and pregnancy, the legal team follows material document changes and helps keep instructions, records and responsibilities aligned.
Near birth, our surrogacy lawyers coordinate Georgian registration documents with translations, embassy requests and advice from counsel in the destination country. You may instruct us for one defined review or ask the same surrogacy lawyer to remain involved across the process.
The people handling your matter
Nino Tatoshvili and Nino Lipartia combine Georgian family, medical and dispute-resolution experience. Their public bar details and individual practice focus are available below.
Georgian Bar Association member no. 11327
Managing Partner · Surrogacy and Cross-Border Counsel
Nino helps international intended parents connect Georgian contracts, clinic and agency documentation, birth registration and cross-border legal planning in one practical strategy.
GBA member no. 4712 · Executive Board Member
Doctor of Law, Professor · Medical-Law and Dispute-Resolution Counsel
Nino brings senior medical-law, family-law and dispute-resolution experience to sensitive surrogacy matters involving consent, professional responsibility, documentation and the interests of the child.
Your professional team, explained
The agency may be your main daily contact, but the agency, clinic and legal adviser are responsible for different work. Knowing the difference helps you ask the right person and obtain the right record.
Your decisions
Choose the program, give instructions, approve contracts and costs, provide documents and make informed family decisions with advice from the relevant professionals.
Program coordination
Usually coordinates the program, candidate process, appointments, logistics and day-to-day communication according to its written agreement.
Medical care
Handle IVF treatment, medical screening, clinical consent, embryo transfer, pregnancy care and medical records within their professional responsibilities.
Legal protection
Reviews providers and agreements, clarifies responsibilities, negotiates protections and connects the Georgian documents with birth, travel and recognition planning.
What stays under legal review
A provider, treatment plan or timeline can change. The legal record must change with it, without losing track of earlier promises, payments or consent.
Before you chooseCompare the agency and clinic offer, legal entities, documents, costs and responsibilities.
Before transferReconcile the surrogate agreement, clinic consent, embryo records and payment milestone.
Before birthPrepare registration evidence and coordinate passport, travel and foreign-law requirements.
From first meeting to the route home
Start at the stage that matches your situation. We adapt the work to the actual providers, records, deadlines and country of return.
Georgia surrogacy legal services
Some clients need one contract reviewed. Others want the legal team involved with providers, pregnancy documents, birth registration and exit.
Dedicated Georgian representation for provider selection, contracts and continuing intended-parent advice.
Explore this serviceReview agency, clinic, surrogate, donor, storage, consent and payment documents.
Explore this serviceIdentify legal, documentary, participant, treatment, parentage and exit risks.
Explore this serviceActive oversight as the journey, decisions and responsibilities evolve.
Explore this servicePlan birth documents, embassy coordination, travel documents and lawful departure.
Explore this servicePreserve evidence, assess obligations and seek early resolution or formal action.
Explore this serviceIssues we help intended parents address
We begin with the document, payment, provider or deadline causing concern and work outward only as far as the matter requires.
Structure
Identify who is responsible for coordination, records, payments, consent, birth preparation and exit work.
Documents
Compare promises with operative clauses, annexes, exclusions and amendments across the document set.
Treatment
Address the legal documentation around authorization, access, instructions and changed treatment plans.
Changes
Document new circumstances, communication and decisions while preparing for birth and the next legal stage.
Exit
Coordinate Georgian source documents with translation, certification, embassy and destination-country planning.
Response
Preserve evidence, identify the controlling obligation or authority and assess proportionate lawful options.
Prevention before litigation
A precise request, the correct source record and timely counsel-to-provider communication often resolve a problem faster than a formal complaint.
Clients often seek independent counsel because of:
Legal packages
The proposal identifies the responsible professional, documents, deliverables, communication and fee for the work you actually need.
Focused review
For intended parents comparing a program or preparing to sign.
Ongoing counsel
For intended parents who want one independent legal strategy from planning to exit.
Birth & exit
For intended parents preparing for delivery or facing post-birth document issues.
Birth and exit support
Birth registration, translations, legalization, embassy evidence, passports, emergency travel documents and home-country recognition can depend on one another. Advance coordination reduces avoidable delay.
International coordination
A Georgian document may be only one part of the legal path. Nationality, immigration, parentage recognition, passports and post-arrival registration remain country-specific.
Our legal team identifies foreign-law questions early, coordinates Georgian source documents and works with destination-country counsel or consular authorities. The aim is to avoid discovering a missing document only after the child is born.
How we support international clientsA coordinated plan identifies:
Guidance from a Georgian legal team
Contracts
A practical framework for unclear duties, exclusions, payments, consent and exit clauses.
Read the guideAgency selection
Compare program structures, responsibilities, transparency and documentation with a practical review framework.
Read the guideBirth & exit
Prepare registration, embassy, travel-document and recognition work before delivery.
Read the guideQuestions intended parents ask
These are useful starting points. Your consultation can then focus on the facts, documents and countries that change the answer for your family.
Your surrogacy lawyer represents your legal interests, reviews the documents behind the program and gives you a direct place to discuss contracts, payments, parentage, birth and exit questions. The lawyer can still work constructively with the agency, clinic and foreign advisers.
Ideally, before signing or transferring substantial funds. A review may still be valuable during an active program when documents, responsibilities or circumstances change.
No. Counsel can help prepare and coordinate the legal documentation, but each embassy or foreign authority applies its own law, evidence requirements and decision-making process.
We first learn where you are in the journey, the countries involved and the decision or deadline ahead. If we can help, we arrange the right lawyer, confirm a clear scope and fee, and explain the safest way to share any documents we need.
Speak with our surrogacy lawyers
Tell us the countries involved, current program stage and decision ahead. A lawyer will review the enquiry and explain the most useful next step.
Discuss your situation
Tell us about the provider, contract, treatment stage, birth plan or current concern. We will respond with the lawyer, documents and scope needed for the next step.