Protect Children Born from Fertility Care Act.

Summary

The bill treats children conceived through heterologous artificial insemination the same as naturally conceived legitimate children, granting them all parental rights. It requires written consent from both intended parents and makes it illegal for a healthcare provider to use their own sperm, egg, or embryo without that consent, allowing affected patients or children to sue for $50,000 plus costs. It also sets a five‑year limit for filing such lawsuits, with special timing rules for minors.

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