Surrogate Laws

One option available to couples who cannot carry their own child to term is a surrogate pregnancy. Depending on the state in which you live, however, you may face barriers to working with a surrogate mother. While you may find someone who is willing to serve as a surrogate, the laws may not provide you with any protection should she change her mind at any point during the pregnancy or after the birth of your child.

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In other states, there are no laws whatsoever regarding surrogacy. While the law does not prohibit surrogacy, legal contracts may not be enforceable. If you are considering a surrogate pregnancy, you are safest if you can find a surrogate in a surrogate-friendly state where the laws protect the rights of the intended parents.

Finding Surrogates in States with Favorable Surrogate Laws

At Intended Parents, Inc, there are several ways in which we strive to help you achieve your goal of parenting through surrogacy:

We can help you find a surrogate who lives in a state where the laws permit surrogacy and your rights as intended parents will be protected.
You can work with a surrogate who lives in a state where surrogate laws protect your rights, even if surrogacy is illegal in your home state.
If the laws in your country prohibit surrogacy, you can also take advantage of our services.

In addition to helping you identify the states in which surrogacy is legal, we work with expert fertility lawyers to draft legal agreements that specify the amount of compensation that will be provided and the terms of the arrangement. The lawyers with whom we work also initiate the process of having a birth certificate issued with your names as the birth parents. To learn more about the services that we offer our clients, call us today! 732 526 7013 or click here to send us an email.