I Want To Put A Baby In You

Many of the significant issues with the statute remain.

Columnist Ellen Trachman's prediction is that this petition won’t be granted -- and that’s good for assisted reproductive technology.

This state is vying to become the next to provide support to residents facing infertility.

The mother of a child conceived with donor sperm received a cease-and-desist letter after contacting the donor's relative found through a home DNA test.

Reproductive third parties should be accountable for their word, and this particular entity has not been completely truthful.

This ruling is really a big deal. The legal pathway has now been fortified for German couples hoping to grow their families by surrogacy.

Europe is way behind America in allowing people to grow their families through assisted reproductive technology.

If an American service member sacrifices their body -- and fertility -- for the rest of us, we can at least give them the medical care necessary to fulfill their dreams of having a child.

Plus, this is the first time there's been a decision that says when there is no genetic connection, embryos are to be treated as property.

How did this come to pass? An interview with Eric Wrubel, a renowned Manhattan matrimonial attorney.

Deporting an 18-month-old baby doesn't further America’s national security interests.

The saddest part of the story is that the child is being punished for the country’s view of his family.

Given how important and life-changing these benefits are, we can hope that the business case for offering them eventually wins out.

Single parents in the UK are rejoicing, while US LGBTQ parents and anonymous sperm donors have concerns…

This case would have been much less of a struggle in the US...

What can people expect from a clinic in terms of screening for genetic abnormalities?

Even the judge acknowledged that his ruling was deeply problematic.

This is like an awful exam hypothetical -- except a real couple's parental rights are at stake.

This debate cuts to the core of how we think about surrogacy, and is a familiar discourse throughout the world. 

Courts continue to explore the intersection of marriage equality and parental rights.