Surrogacy Laws

Staying informed about surrogacy laws is of the utmost importance for intended parents. Laws can change with every advance in reproductive technology. These changes can affect everything from whose names go on the birth certificate to who can or can't be a surrogate mother or egg donor. At Intended Parents, Inc., we stay on top of surrogacy laws so that we can help our clients understand their impact.

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We keep our clients informed about changes in surrogacy laws through the "surrogacy news" section of our website. Clients can also subscribe to our newsletter, which contains the latest state, federal, and international developments in surrogacy laws. We also conduct bi-weekly telechats, which feature notable speakers in the field. Anyone can sign up to take part in our telechats and we encourage intended parents to take advantage of this support.

Surrogacy Laws Impact Legal Contracts

At Intended Parents, Inc., we only work with lawyers who are well-versed in surrogacy laws. We are intended parents ourselves, so we understand how important it is to obtain solid surrogacy contracts that protect the rights of all parties involved. Our focus is on providing comprehensive case management services for intended parents, but our surrogate mothers and egg donors are also protected under the law.

Under today's surrogacy laws, an egg donor has no legal rights to any children born as a result of her eggs. This has a significant impact on parental rights as they pertain to gestational surrogacy. For more information, please call us at 732-526-7013, or click here to send us an email.