Surrogacy Attorney
Representing Surrogates & Intended Parents in New York
Families may develop in a variety of ways. In vitro fertilization or other cutting-edge techniques are used by specific individuals and couples to achieve pregnancy. Sharova Law surrogacy attorneys will provide you with professional legal advice regardless of your situation.
In New York , our lawyers represent individuals, families, birth mothers, sperm donors, egg donors, and various other clients. We may help with drafting surrogacy agreements, becoming a gestational surrogate, implementing surrogacy contracts, and preparing pre-birth orders, among other things. We have the expertise you need, whether you are a gestational carrier or an intended parent.
Why Hire a Surrogacy Attorney?
Some people are hesitant to hire an attorney for a surrogacy case because they believe they can reach an agreement independently. If the surrogate, biological mother, or donor is a family member or close friend, this is especially common. Attempting to handle the surrogacy process without the assistance of a surrogacy attorney, on the other hand, is a mistake. In order to have a valid agreement, the New York family code requires that you have legal representation.
Here are just a few of the many reasons why you should hire one of our surrogacy attorneys:
We provide facts and advice. We will clearly define what to expect in terms of costs, timelines, New York legal standards, and other important information.
We will handle paperwork and contract drafting. It is not easy to add a child to your family. The paperwork and documents required are highly complicated. Surrogacy also entails working out a legal arrangement with the surrogate mother, the egg or sperm donor, or other parties. Otherwise, you risk losing too much money if this contract does not entirely secure your interests. Our attorneys will assist you in drafting a legally binding agreement.
We may assist you with mediation and advocacy. When children are involved, it is normal for emotions to run high. Conflicts are likely to occur before, during, or after the birth. Our attorneys will act as your loyal advocates, fighting for your rights and best interests.
Is Surrogacy Legal in New York?
Yes, commercial surrogacy is legal in New York. On February 15, 2021, the Child Parent Security Act (CPSA) took effect, ending the three-decade-long ban on surrogacy in the state of New York.
Surrogacy Procedure
The following is the surrogacy procedure:
1. Check to see if surrogacy is a viable option for you.
2. Prepare for the surrogacy procedure.
3. Look for a match.
4. Comply with all legal specifications.
5. Begin the fertilization and embryo transfer process.
6. Welcome the new child!
Learn more! Contact Sharova Law at 212-321-0741.
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