As Alberta families continue to evolve, people are seeking legal advice from DBB on what makes a family and whether it is possible to contract out of parental rights in certain circumstances. Ellen Embury addresses these novel issues in an interview with News Talk Radio 770 (June 29, 2015).
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Learn more about Ellen’s surrogacy law practice here>>
DBB LLP is sponsoring the bull riding event at this year’s rodeo hosted by the Alberta Rockies Gay Rodeo Association (AGRA) in Strathmore, Alberta from June 26-28.
Dunphy Best Blocksom (DBB) is pleased to announce that the firm has recently been awarded Corporate INTL Magazine’s Editor’s Choice for Family Law Firm of the Year (2015, Canada).
DBB’s reproductive law specialist Ellen Embury was recently interviewed on CBC radio’s program The Current, Can fertility clinics refuse to create ‘rainbow families’? (July 29, 2014).
Ellen Embury is one of a handful of lawyers in the country who specialize in reproductive law. She sat down with the Herald’s Natalie Stechyson to discuss the patchwork of rules, regulations and laws governing assisted reproduction – and what motivates her to focus on helping the LGBTQ community.
Calgary’s Ellen Embury is one of a handful of lawyers in the country who specialize in reproductive law. She sat down with the Calgary Herald’s Natalie Stechyson to discuss the patchwork of rules, regulations and laws governing assisted reproduction – and what motivates her to focus on helping the LGBTQ community.
Find more answers to your surrogacy questions.
The entire process, including obtaining independent legal advice, can usually be completed in about two to three weeks.
Surrogacy in Canada is a legal option and a highly fulfilling alternative for couples that have difficulty creating a family on their own. It is also a wonderful opportunity for women to change the lives of those who cannot carry a child to term.
