Why You Need A Surrogacy Attorney
When building your family through surrogacy with Pathways To Parenthood, a legal agreement is required between intended parents and the surrogate. This should be the case in any surrogacy arrangement. This requirement is set forth by the fertility clinics providing the treatment as they will not provide treatment without a completed legal agreement.
There are many other reasons that a legal agreement is essential and necessary for surrogacy arrangements. To best understand the purpose of the legal agreement, here are a few important points to consider:
- There is no national law in the United States regarding surrogacy.
- Few states have surrogacy laws in place. Most states have established procedural frameworks that allow for family building through surrogacy, including Kansas and Missouri.
- Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) Law is a highly specialized area of law. It is imperative to work with an attorney with knowledge and experience with surrogacy contracts.
- Surrogates must be represented by a separate attorney.
- Legal services are needed to secure parental rights after the birth of a child.
There are many other important points to consider. There are many steps in the legal process as building your family through surrogacy is very complex. Working with professionals, ESPECIALLY attorneys, that have knowledge and experience in the area of surrogacy is essential. Pathways To Parenthood: An Egg Donor & Surrogacy Agency has a network of experienced ART lawyers that our clients work with.
Christina Miller of Reproductive Family Law Center is an experienced and well-respected attorney in the area of reproductive law. Christina can be reached at https://www.kcbabylaw.com. Contact us today at https://pathwaystoparenthood.com to learn more about building your family through surrogacy!
Surrogacy Myths & Facts Pathways To Parenthood: An Egg Donor Donor & Surrogacy Agency
Family building through surrogacy is an amazing opportunity for many intended parents. However initial thoughts about using a surrogate can create fear and worry! Oftentimes these fears and worries are rooted in myths and misconceptions surrounding surrogacy. Inform yourself about working with a surrogate to have a baby by visiting RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association’s page Surrogacy Myths & Facts.
For more information about building your family through surrogacy, contact the surrogacy experts at Pathways To Parenthood today!
Gay Couples Becoming Parents Through Egg Donation & Surrogacy in Kansas/Missouri
Pathways To Parenthood: An Egg Donor and Surrogacy Agency located in Overland Park, Kansas, believes everyone deserves the opportunity to become a parent. We are proud to offer our services to Gay Parents To Be, and are prepared to guide you through the process from start to baby! Contact Pathways To Parenthood today to get your questions answered, and the process started.
Questions about Surrogacy Laws in Kansas & Missouri?
Since there are not any federal surrogacy laws, each state has its’ own surrogacy policy. State surrogacy laws are continuously evolving and shifting therefore it is essential to be certain what each states’ current legal climate may be regarding surrogacy laws. Working with a professional and experienced surrogacy agency and attorney will give you certainty and protection regarding the legal process for family building through surrogacy.
Is Surrogacy legal in Kansas? Yes! Kansas does not have any set statues or laws that prohibit gestational surrogacy arrangements.
Is Surrogacy legal in Missouri? Yes! There are not specific laws in Missouri that restrict gestational surrogacy arrangements which means it is legally possible to have a baby with a surrogate in Missouri.
There are a multitude of legal considerations that need to be addressed in Kansas Surrogacy agreements and Missouri Surrogacy agreements. Contact Pathways To Parenthood today to learn more about the surrogacy legal requirements in Kansas and Missouri.