A Legal Foundation For Your Family
In vitro fertilization is the chosen method for some individuals to grow their families. Whether this is because they’re infertile or for some other reason, they may find that they need to choose an egg donor to get the process started. The first thing to decide is...
There are so many changes to laws happening or being talked about that it can be hard to keep track of them all. One you may want to keep an eye on if you are thinking about building a family by surrogacy is the proposal to end birthright citizenship. While this has...
A new executive order seeks to lower in vitro fertilization (IVF) costs and boost access. It directs federal agencies to propose changes within 90 days, but its effects are still uncertain. Understanding how state laws and insurance rules impact IVF helps anyone...
Some people opt to use surrogacy to grow their family. There are many different reasons why they choose to do this. Regardless of the reason why someone has to turn to surrogacy, one of the first things they have to determine is what type of surrogacy they’re going to...
For those exploring surrogacy, it's essential to understand the two main types: traditional and gestational. These methods, while both leading to the joy of parenthood, differ significantly in their processes and implications. Whether you're considering surrogacy for...
Surrogacy can be a challenging journey for many individuals because of the complexities and misunderstandings it may generate. These often result in damaging stereotypes and misconceptions about the nature of surrogacy. Dealing with these preconceived notions can be...
Becoming a surrogate can be an enriching experience. You’re not just carrying a child; you’re helping someone fulfill their dream of becoming a parent. However, it’s a commitment that comes with various legal, medical and emotional responsibilities. Whether you’re...
Genetic testing plays a key role in assisted reproductive technologies (ART), helping future parents make responsible choices. However, it's vital to understand the legal effects of genetic testing to protect your rights and follow federal and state laws. ...
Making the decision to use a surrogate to have a child is a major turning point in a person’s life. This is a time when they can focus on their upcoming new addition to the family, but many people in this position are surprised when they feel emotions, such as...
Surrogacy is a profoundly consequential arrangement. Due to the medical, legal, practical, ethical and emotional concerns involved, not all states – and not all countries – treat surrogacy arrangements the same. As a result, it may be necessary to impose some travel...