A defined engagement path

How We Support Your Surrogacy Journey

We begin by understanding the client, countries, current stage, documents and immediate decision, then confirm a clear written scope and practical sequence for the work.

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Confidential initial assessment

Start with the decision that needs legal attention now

A concise first enquiry helps the lawyer understand your priorities, timing and the legal support that would be most useful.

Client

Who seeks advice

Identify the intended parents or professional client and any people or entities relevant to conflict review.

Stage

Where the journey stands

State whether the matter concerns exploration, offer review, contracts, treatment, pregnancy, birth, exit or a dispute.

Countries

Which jurisdictions are involved

Identify nationality, residence, birth and destination countries and any foreign adviser already engaged.

Decision

What must happen next

State the signature, payment, document, authority request, deadline or practical outcome requiring advice.

Scope and engagement

Begin with a clear scope, responsible lawyer and action plan

After the initial assessment, the firm can propose a focused review, structured risk assessment, ongoing engagement or urgent scope. The proposal should identify deliverables, exclusions, assumptions, fees and expected communication.

Once the proposal is agreed, the legal team identifies the first documents and deadline to address. Sensitive materials are then shared through an appropriate route for the agreed work.

Written engagement confirms

  • the client and responsible lawyer;
  • the legal question and jurisdictions;
  • documents and deliverables;
  • fees, timing and communication;
  • important exclusions and dependencies.

Review and ongoing support

One process, adapted to the matter’s actual scope

Focused and ongoing engagements share the same discipline: verified facts, source documents, clear advice and recorded next steps.

  1. Assess

    Confirm the client, matter, urgency, conflicts, capacity and jurisdictions.

  2. Engage

    Agree the scope, deliverables, information route, terms and responsibilities.

  3. Advise and coordinate

    Review materials, explain risk and work with relevant Georgian or foreign professionals.

  4. Close or continue

    Record the outcome, remaining dependencies and any continuing supervision or follow-up.

Birth, exit and follow-up

The engagement should anticipate the next authority and document dependency

The engagement records what has been completed, what remains with another professional or authority and which follow-up steps continue after the current milestone.

Focused

One review or opinion

Ends with the agreed analysis, document comments, priority questions and recommended next step.

Ongoing

Milestone supervision

Continues across defined treatment, pregnancy, birth or exit stages and material changes.

Cross-border

Coordinated professional work

Connects Georgian records and procedure with a qualified foreign lawyer or authority requirement.

Working with the firm

Questions about our legal process

These answers explain who handles the work, how communication is organised and how Georgian counsel connects with providers and foreign advisers.

How does representation begin?

The firm reviews the enquiry, identifies the responsible lawyer and confirms the scope, timing, fees, documents and communication route in a written engagement.

Can the scope change during the journey?

Yes, if new facts or stages require additional work. Any material expansion, fee or responsibility should be confirmed clearly.

How are urgent matters handled?

State the exact event, authority and deadline. The legal team will identify the Georgian action that can be prioritised and coordinate with medical, consular or other professionals where their immediate input is needed.

Meet the firm and understand the process

Continue through the firm and service model

Learn who the lawyers are, how an engagement begins and how the team works with international intended parents.

Start with the immediate decision

Define the legal scope before sharing sensitive materials

Provide a concise description of the stage, countries, documents and known deadline.