gestational surrogacy; agreements

Summary

The bill replaces the existing Section 25‑218 with a new statute that defines who may serve as a gestational surrogate or intended parent and outlines the steps they must complete before a surrogacy contract is valid. It mandates age and prior‑birth criteria, medical and mental‑health examinations, independent legal counsel, notarized signatures, and specific contract language that transfers all parental rights to the intended parents. The measure seeks to standardize surrogacy practices and protect all parties involved.

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