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What to Know About Surrogacy

Surrogacy may be a viable alternative if you can’t get pregnant yourself and don’t want to adopt or foster a child. Surrogates may choose to give birth in a California hospital or anywhere else a surrogacy or gestational carrier agreement is recognized. Although a...

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Gestational surrogates share their experiences

Becoming a surrogate for a California couple struggling with infertility is one of the most selfless things a woman can do. This option is not for everyone, but if you are considering becoming a gestational carrier, you should know what to expect. Stories from those...

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The protocols of working with a surrogate

California residents often need fertility assistance to have children. Surrogacy is one of the best options. There are steps to both take and avoid when working with a surrogate. Do have open communication Being open and honest and communicating with your...

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Understanding surrogacy contracts in California

When entering into a surrogacy arrangement in California, it is important to have a solid understanding of the legal contract between you and the surrogate mother. This document will outline the rights and responsibilities of both the surrogate mother and intended...

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What can you expect from a surrogacy agreement?

More couples in California than you might think deal with infertility issues. Sometimes, one partner is affected, but the problem might lie with both. Surrogacy is a good option for such couples to start families. It’s important to know what to expect with a surrogacy...

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How do surrogates and gestational carriers differ?

Many couples in California may need fertility assistance to have children. Those who need a woman to carry a baby for them need to know the difference between a surrogate and a gestational carrier. What is a surrogate? The term “surrogate” has long been a source of...

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