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Aysel Akhundova

Aysel advises on all aspects of children law, specialising in complex children related matters including domestic child arrangements, international and domestic child relocation, international child abduction cases and recognition and enforcement of overseas orders. She frequently acts for ‘Intended Parents’ in obtaining Parental Orders in this jurisdiction, following both domestic and international surrogacy and has a growing practice specialising in surrogacy, assisted reproduction and modern families. As a qualified Solicitor Advocate (High Court Civil Proceedings) she represents Intended Parents at the High Court. · Dawson Cornwell LLP

EnglandChildren, FamilyAzerbaijani, Russian, Turkish, French, German

À propos

Aysel Akhundova is a Senior Associate in Dawson Cornwell's Children Department who advises on all aspects of children law, specialising in complex matters including domestic child arrangements, international and domestic child relocation, international child abduction, and recognition and enforcement of overseas orders. She frequently acts for intended parents in obtaining Parental Orders following domestic and international surrogacy, has a growing practice in surrogacy and assisted reproduction, and is a qualified Solicitor Advocate (High Court Civil Proceedings) representing clients at the High Court.

Domaines d’expertise

ChildrenFamilySurrogacy & Assisted ReproductionInternational Child AbductionParental OrdersPrivate International Law

Bureau

Expertise

Surrogacy and assisted reproductionParental Orders for intended parentsInternational child abductionChild relocation and domestic arrangementsRecognition and enforcement of overseas child ordersHigh Court advocacy in family/children matters

Inscriptions au barreau

  • Solicitor (qualified 2020)
  • Qualified Solicitor Advocate (High Court Civil Proceedings)
  • Resolution Accredited Specialist in Private Children Law and Child Abduction

Langues

AzerbaijaniRussianTurkishFrenchGerman