Surrogacy planning and contracts
Legal mapping, agency and clinic documents, surrogate agreements, payment terms and responsibility allocation.
Georgian Bar Association member no. 11327
Nino Tatoshvili
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.
Professional profile
About Nino Tatoshvili
Nino Tatoshvili is a member of the Georgian Bar Association and the Managing Partner of the legal team behind SurrogacyLawyers.ge. Her practice is internationally oriented, with experience in family law, administrative disputes, medical law and assisted reproduction.
For surrogacy matters, she focuses on early legal planning, contract and payment review, consent and records, pregnancy-stage developments, birth documentation, embassy coordination and recognition planning with destination-country counsel.
Nino represents clients before Georgian authorities and courts and is accustomed to matters in which family, medical, administrative and cross-border questions must be handled together with care and clear communication.
How we can help
Legal experience connected to your surrogacy journey
The scope is shaped around your countries, documents, timing and next legal decision.
The first consultation can stay focused on one immediate question. If several providers, agreements or countries are involved, the review can expand into a documented plan showing who is responsible, which records matter and what should happen next.
Birth, exit and recognition
Georgian civil-status documents, embassy coordination, travel planning and cooperation with foreign counsel.
Family and administrative matters
Representation where parentage, public-authority decisions, records or related family-law issues require formal legal work.
Working with international intended parents
How Nino Tatoshvili approaches a surrogacy matter
International intended parents often contact Nino while comparing Georgian providers or after receiving a package that combines agency, clinic and legal services. She separates those roles, identifies the legal entities involved and turns the offer into questions that can be answered with documents.
When the program is already active, her work follows the next real dependency: a contract amendment, consent form, payment request, pregnancy update, civil record or embassy requirement. Clients receive advice tied to that decision rather than a generic summary of Georgian law.
Questions you may bring to the first conversation
- Which agency and clinic documents should we see before paying?
- Do the surrogate, clinic and agency agreements say the same thing?
- What should be documented when a provider or treatment plan changes?
- Which Georgian records will be needed for birth, passport and exit?
International intended parents
Discuss your legal plan with Nino Tatoshvili
Tell us your current stage, the countries involved and the decision or deadline ahead. Our team will reply with a clear next-step proposal.