While there are no federal laws governing surrogacy in the United States, there are jurisdictional laws that either allow surrogacy, limit surrogacy or restrict surrogacy, depending upon the state in which you live. What if you live in a country…
Once you've decided to pursue surrogacy, the next step is to figure out how you are going to find the right woman to be your surrogate. Some intended parents are able to find a family member or friend to act…
Although it is difficult to find reliable statistics on surrogacy, for a wide variety of reasons, it is clear to anyone who investigates surrogacy that the options and conditions that are available to someone seeking to use surrogacy to complete…
One of the most common concerns and obstacles of those pursuing surrogacy is the cost. Oftentimes the number can be daunting and intended parents don’t know exactly what they are paying for or why. At Simple Surrogacy, we believe that…
How to Pay for Surrogacy: Financing, Grants, Benefits & Budgeting Quick Summary Surrogacy is expensive, and very few intended parents pay the entire cost from one checking account. Families often combine several sources of funding, including: Personal savings Employer fertility…