Related to Surrogacy Laws | Posted on May 1st, 2019
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NEW JERSEY GREAT FOR SURROGACY
1. Can surrogates receive payments in New Jersey?
The new New Jersey surrogacy law makes New Jersey a great state for surrogacy.
Surrogacy agreements are now enforceable in New Jersey.
Surrogates can now obtain payments in a New Jersey surrogacy. This is a huge change in New Jersey surrogacy law!
2. Gestational surrogacy only
Only gestational surrogacy is allowed.
A gestational surrogate, also called a gestational carrier, carries an embryo not genetically related to her for a family, called intended parents.
The embryo is created with the intended parents’ ova and sperm or donated ova or sperm.
3. Who can do a New Jersey surrogacy?
Either the intended parent or surrogate must reside in New Jersey.
The surrogate must be at least 21 years old and have given birth to at least one child.
The intended parent and surrogate must undergo medical and psychological evaluations.
The intended parent and surrogate must each have their own attorneys.
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