article_snippet: The man - named in High Court papers as JF - helped the women have a child in 2007 but the mothers now say the seven-year-old boy is being too demanding over access to the seven-year-old.
article_snippet: After the seven-year-old boy was born JF - who has dual British and US citizenship and lives in a £1.2million pound home in the South of England - had irregular contact with the seven-year-old boy and took the seven-year-old boy to America twice.
article_snippet: The boy's mothers,  who live in the North of England and are known only as MG, now 35, and JG, now 45, met in in 2005 and entered a civil partnership in July 2006.
article_snippet: They wanted a child and responded to an entry by JF in a register for 'lesbian women and gay men seeking a non-sexual parenting partner' and accepted a child sperm so They could have a child.
article_snippet: MG carried the baby and gave birth in April 2007 and the couple agreed that JG became a legal step-parent and JG was agreed all three would have legal rights to the boy - JFG - who was registered as an American citizen.
article_snippet: Until October 2012 JF enjoyed periodic contact with his son and had even taken his son to America with the two mothers on a couple of occasions.
article_snippet: In December 2013 JF issued an application in the High Court for more regular contact with his son, sparking an ongoing legal battle with the lesbian couple, who have since split up and run out of money.
highlights_snippet: The sperm donor - known as JF - helped two women have a child in 2007 .
  