Lesbian custody battles for twins
27 Mar Two women who had a lesbian relationship are embroiled in a legal battle over their five-year-old twins. The girls were born after the first woman donated eggs to her then partner, who had previously failed to conceive, Court of Appeal judges heard. However, the “genetic” mother, who supplied the eggs.
Lesbian couple in custody battle over twins conceived by egg donation
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A Lesbian couple are involved in a custody battle over twin girls that were conceived when one of the women donated her eggs to the other. The twin girls are now 5 years old and live with the birth mother after the couple separated in
Description:Contact Us Lesbian couple in custody battle over twins conceived by egg donation A Lesbian couple are involved in a custody battle over twin girls that were conceived when one of the women donated her eggs to the other. The twin girls are now 5 years old and live with the birth mother after the couple separated in At Portsmouth County Court last August, Judge Helen Black, was asked to rule on whether a shared residence order, which would effectively see custody split between the women, was appropriate. A joint residence order would also have granted the genetic mother parental responsibility for the girls.
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