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I co-parent with my ex-husband. Does this count as raising my own child for surrogacy purposes?
I co-parent with my ex-husband. Does this count as raising my own child for surrogacy purposes?
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What happens if my surrogate is in breach of contract?
What happens if my surrogate is in breach of contract?
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After the birth, will I, as a surrogate, have a hard time giving the baby to the intended parents?
After the birth, will I, as a surrogate, have a hard time giving the baby to the intended parents?
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After the birth, can I, as a surrogate, stay in contact with the intended parents and the baby?
After the birth, can I, as a surrogate, stay in contact with the intended parents and the baby?
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Is the surrogate the biological mother of the child?
Is the surrogate the biological mother of the child?
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Do the parents tell the child they were born from a surrogate?
Do the parents tell the child they were born from a surrogate?
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How do I explain surrogacy to others?
How do I explain surrogacy to others?
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Whose name is on the birth certificate of a child born from a surrogate?
Whose name is on the birth certificate of a child born from a surrogate?
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Denmark Passes New Pro-Surrogacy Regulations
Denmark Passes New Pro-Surrogacy Regulations
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Michigan Bill Poised To Bring State Out Of Dark Ages On Surrogacy And Family Protection
Michigan Bill Poised To Bring State Out Of Dark Ages On Surrogacy And Family Protection
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Colorado Donor-Conceived Person Protection Law Opens Public Comments On Proposed Rules
Colorado Donor-Conceived Person Protection Law Opens Public Comments On Proposed Rules
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Legal Recognition Of 3-Plus-Parent Families Slowly Expanding
Legal Recognition Of 3-Plus-Parent Families Slowly Expanding
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Oklahoma Court Grants Parental Rights To Sperm Donor; Removes Second Mom From Birth Certificate
Oklahoma Court Grants Parental Rights To Sperm Donor; Removes Second Mom From Birth Certificate
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Nightmare Ruling For Non-Genetically Related Israeli Parents By Surrogacy
Nightmare Ruling For Non-Genetically Related Israeli Parents By Surrogacy
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What Happens When A Father Claims The Mother Is Only A Gestational Carrier And That He Alone Is Both Father And Mother Of The Children?
What Happens When A Father Claims The Mother Is Only A Gestational Carrier And That He Alone Is Both Father And Mother Of The Children?
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