Flowerday Fertility Law
1 lawyer · Established 2010 · City of Toronto
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Flowerday Fertility Law is a Toronto firm that focuses exclusively on Canadian third party reproduction law. Founded in 2010 by Michelle Flowerday, the firm drafts and negotiates surrogacy agreements and ova, sperm, and embryo donation agreements, and helps intended parents establish legal parentage after a child is born. It also handles family building matters for 2SLGBTQIA+ clients, including the multi-parent recognition that some provinces, including Ontario, allow through a pre-conception agreement.
The firm's founder earned a BA with honours in psychology from McGill University and an LL.B. from Osgoode Hall Law School, and was called to the Ontario bar in 2002. Before starting the firm, Michelle Flowerday was an associate at McCarthy Tétrault LLP and a partner at Dickson MacGregor Appell LLP, at the time Canada's largest all-women law firm. In 2025 the firm launched Plaid Fertility Law, a web application for creating and managing fertility agreements that has been accepted into the Law Society of Ontario's Access to Innovation program.
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Milestones & recognition
- Founded in 2010 by Michelle Flowerday, who was called to the Ontario bar in 2002.
- In 2025 the firm launched Plaid Fertility Law, a web application for creating and managing fertility agreements accepted into the Law Society of Ontario's Access to Innovation (A2I) program.
In the community
- The firm's founder, Michelle Flowerday, sits on the board of directors of the Fertility Friends Foundation, a charity that helps people facing financial barriers to fertility treatment.
- The firm says it gives back to the fertility community by volunteering on ethics committees addressing key issues in assisted reproduction, hosting educational webinars, and advocating on fertility related issues at the federal and provincial level.
- The firm's site lists collaborations with Toronto based health and community organizations, including Sherbourne Health and The 519.
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The neighbourhood
Flowerday Fertility Law is based in Toronto, a city that is home to several of the fertility clinics the firm works alongside, including CReATe Fertility Centre. The firm also lists collaborations with Toronto based organizations such as Sherbourne Health and The 519, both known for LGBTQ+ health and community programming, which fits a practice built around family building for 2SLGBTQIA+ clients as well as heterosexual couples, single parents, surrogates, and donors.
Frequently asked questions
- Does Flowerday Fertility Law work with intended parents who live outside Canada?
- Yes. The firm represents international as well as Canadian intended parents pursuing surrogacy or donor conception, and it coordinates with counsel in a client's home country to help protect their legal interests across borders.
- Can Flowerday Fertility Law prepare an agreement with a known egg, sperm, or embryo donor?
- Yes. The firm drafts donation agreements for known donors, covering parentage, birth registration, confidentiality, and future contact between the parties, in addition to agreements for donors connected through a fertility clinic or agency.
- Does the firm handle surrogacy and donation agreements for 2SLGBTQIA+ families?
- Yes. The firm prepares surrogacy and donation agreements for 2SLGBTQIA+ intended parents, and in provinces that permit it, such as Ontario, it can help set up a pre-conception agreement to secure legal recognition for more than two parents.
- How does Flowerday Fertility Law charge for its services?
- The firm bills on a flat fee basis with flexible payment options. Contact the firm directly for its current fee schedule.
- How do I get started with Flowerday Fertility Law?
- Fill out the contact form on the firm's website to schedule a complimentary, confidential phone or video consultation.
- When was Flowerday Fertility Law founded and what does it focus on?
- Michelle Flowerday founded the firm in 2010, and it focuses exclusively on Canadian fertility law, including surrogacy agreements, donation agreements, and legal parentage.
Where to find them
158 McRae Drive, Toronto, Ontario M4G 1S7 · 416-428-5511
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