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Couple Who Found Surrogate on Facebook Want Law Change

Posted on October 2, 2022October 12, 2022Author Surrogacy360Categories Articles, News ProgramsTags LGBTQ, surrogacy regulations, Surrogates

Tracy Neal | Otago Daily Times | October 2, 2022

Currently, when a child is born via IVF to a surrogate in Aotearoa New Zealand, the intended parents must adopt the child in order to become their legal parents. Legislative efforts propose changes to these laws to regulate (uncompensated) surrogacy arrangements.

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