
Attitudes toward termination are one of the key questions intended parents, and surrogates, are asked at the beginning of their journey. It’s a difficult question but one...
Read the storyIn New York State, gestational surrogacy contracts are prohibited. New York law allows for surrogacy, but intended parents must work with a surrogate mother who resides in a state where gestational surrogacy is legal, for example, Connecticut. Donor Concierge works with intended parents who reside in New York to find their ideal surrogate candidate, including those who live in states who are not “surrogacy friendly”.
Surrogacy law is not uniform across the U.S., so it’s important to work with a team like Donor Concierge who is fluent in matching clients based in Albany, Buffalo, Brooklyn, New York City and other New York state areas with surrogate mothers who live in surrounding states and across the country. Our case managers work with over 100 of the best surrogacy agencies to find qualified surrogate mothers who meet the criteria laid out by our clients.
Attitudes toward termination are one of the key questions intended parents, and surrogates, are asked at the beginning of their journey. It’s a difficult question but one...
Read the storyWhat does it take to create a successful surrogacy journey? Donor Concierge talked with Corlandos Scott, a California fertility attorney to talk about making a game plan for...
Read the storyQ & A with Gail Sexton Anderson in times of COVID-19 for IP’s and surrogates considering starting the process. Should we wait a few months? Should we...
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