When: Tuesday, February 10, 2026 at 8:00 PM Coordinated Universal Time
Length: 60 minutes
Where: Online, via webinar
Whether you’re a heterosexual couple facing fertility challenges, a same-sex family or individual who wants to conceive with the help of donated eggs or sperm, or your child will be welcomed by more than two parents, you may have questions about fertility, assisted reproduction and parentage — and how the law works in British Columbia. To learn more about your options for assisted reproduction, including surrogacy and donor options, and how BC law affects parentage, agreements and decision-making before and after a child is born, join us for our upcoming webinar. Fertility and surrogacy lawyer Kathleen Adams of KJ Adams Law and wills, estates and surrogacy lawyer Zachary Murphy-Rogers of Clark Wilson will answer common questions about fertility law and assisted reproduction in BC, including questions about your legal rights, responsibilities and planning considerations so that you can build your family with greater clarity and confidence.
Featuring
Kathleen Adams
Kathleen Adams (she/her) is a fertility and surrogacy lawyer and the founder of KJ Adams Law, an inclusive, boutique law firm designed to help those who are struggling to build their families. She helps intended parents of all backgrounds and nationalities grow their families through adoption and navigate the ethical use of assisted reproductive technology (ART). She has a special commitment to serving the 2SLGBTQIA+ community and strives to make her practice a safe and joyful space for all who seek her services.
Zachary Murphy-Rogers
Zachary Murphy-Rogers is a lawyer at Clark Wilson LLP in Vancouver. He maintains both a litigation practice and a solicitor’s practice, predominantly in the areas of wills, trusts & estates, family & surrogacy law, and elder law. Zachary recognizes that his clients want practical, cost-effective advice and solutions tailored to their unique needs, and he is committed to finding creative and appropriate solutions to resolve legal disputes.