
Italy’s Historically Horrific New Surrogacy Law Is Also A Threat To U.S. Attorneys
Italian citizenship through ancestry could, in theory, cause some problems.
Italian citizenship through ancestry could, in theory, cause some problems.
In the last few months, one state tried -- but failed -- to reverse its ban on surrogacy 'brokers,' and another introduced new legislation to prohibit them.
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The new rules in Denmark focus on two areas of surrogacy.
Michigan’s laws that criminalize surrogacy and disregard families through assisted reproduction may soon change.
An insurance lien can be one of the most expensive parts of a surrogacy journey, which can leave the path out of financial reach for many.
Will cases of individuals using many surrogates at once to have a large number of children ruin surrogacy for everyone else?
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The statutory lack has led to judicial interpretation of current parentage laws making the surrogacy process especially cumbersome for many hopeful parents and gestational surrogates.
Despite the war in Ukraine, surrogacy continues.
While much ink is spilled pondering the differences in culture and law, much of it boils down to fundamental societal beliefs.
Why not let private parties have the same amount of freedom as they do in other spheres of life?
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One of the many lessons and conclusions we can take from this case is: you can get pregnant, again, while pregnant!
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Huge positive points to Wyoming for recognizing that surrogacy is a viable path to parenthood and that intended mothers to children born by surrogacy should not be in a worse position than intended fathers.
The new law-to-be makes it clear that the intended parents would have the protection of state law regardless of their genetic connection -- or lack thereof -- to their child.
There's no time like the present for the Wolverine State to recognize that its outdated surrogacy law is no longer protecting Michiganders.