Saturday January 5th, 2019
In Singapore, surrogacy arrangements, same-sex marriage, and gay sex are all illegal. Against the odds, Singapore’s High Court recently awarded a gay man in Singapore […]
Wednesday December 12th, 2018
The former head of the U.K.’s family court, Sir James Munby, recently called for reforms in the way the UK approaches surrogacy. Specifically, the retired […]
Friday November 9th, 2018
In a previous blog post, we shared the story of a Colorado couple, now divorced, and their legal battle to gain custody of six remaining […]
Friday October 12th, 2018
The U.S. Supreme Court recently denied requests to hear two surrogacy cases, effectively upholding existing state laws in Iowa and California. These denials are “wins” […]
Friday June 8th, 2018
On May 31, 2018, New Jersey became the thirteenth state in the U.S. to legalize surrogacy and gestational carrier contracts. The District of Columbia also […]
Friday May 25th, 2018
A recent Washington Post article covered the story of three separate women, all of whom had served as gestational carriers. The women, from different parts of the […]
Friday April 27th, 2018
In Canada, people who want to grow their families via surrogacy can reimburse the surrogate for medical and maternity expenses under certain circumstances, however, it […]
Friday March 23rd, 2018
For Washington state residents who want to add to or complete their families through surrogacy, and for the women who will help make that happen, […]
Tuesday February 27th, 2018
Individuals and couples who want to add to their family through nontraditional means like surrogacy or egg donation, enter into contracts and assume those contracts […]
Monday February 19th, 2018
We are lucky in the United States that people are able to carry out their dreams of creating a family with reproductive technology services. Sadly, […]
Monday February 5th, 2018
When a child of a U.S. citizen is born in another country, that child can become a U.S. citizen by meeting the requirements of the Immigration […]