California is one of the most supportive states for lesbians and gay men to become parents via surrogacy
California is a fantastic place to experience surrogacy. Women can become a parent by going to a sperm bank and
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Surrogacy is welcome in West Virginia. A surrogate living there can be financially compensated
The American Surrogacy Center [TASC] provides a very positive analysis of legal surrogacy in West Virginia. TASC says: “West Virginia
Read moreSurrogacy in DC: don’t try it. It’s best to go elsewhere and benefit from surrogacy in a friendly state.
The American Surrogacy Center says the District of Columbia is very unfriendly toward surrogacy. TASC says the law states: “Surrogate
Read moreWhile Arkansas keeps battling over gay adoption, surrogacy is an attainable option for some prospective lesbian and gay parents.
The adoption conflict in Arkansas remains unsettled, and the fight will continue until progress is won. But there’s another option
Read moreSurrogacy in Maryland. Considered “friendly”, nothing in state law precludes us from surrogacy arrangements.
Maryland Court of Special Appeals has ruled that two unmarried individuals in a “stable” relationship may adopt a child. This
Read moreSurrogacy in Illinois? One of the most progressive states for gays and lesbians to contract with gestational surrogates.
Illinois is one of the most progressive states for gays and lesbians to contract with gestational surrogates. Legislature dictates that
Read moreWashington state is very favorable for lesbians and gay men who want to pursue surrogacy
The Washington legislature approves surrogacy as a lawful option for prospective parents. Gays and lesbians are welcome to benefit from
Read moreA growing number of lesbians and gays in Pennsylvania are bringing children into their families via surrogacy.
Pennsylvania currently has no laws or upper level court decisions that directly address surrogate parenting or the enforceability of a
Read moreSurrogacy in New York? Not happening. The law says surrogate agreements are void, unenforceable and against public policy.
Since 1993, state law says that surrogate parenting agreements in New York are void, unenforceable and against public policy. So
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