The Guardian
The Guardian
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Jules Von Hep and his partner have been pursuing surrogacy to have a biological child since 2020, facing high costs and lengthy UK-based processes. Unable to find success domestically, they turned to Mexico, where commercial surrogacy is legal and costs approximately £60,000 to £90,000, significantly lower than other countries. They are now awaiting embryo transfer, with plans to raise their child in Mexico for a few months before returning to the UK and applying for legal parental recognition. Von Hep emphasizes the importance of addressing the challenges faced by LGBTQ+ individuals in family-building and highlights ethical concerns around surrogacy regulation in Mexico.
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