An increasing number of childless couples in the Georgia are taking the surrogacy route. Surrogacy is a boon for numerous childless couples, same-sex partners, and singles across the Georgia, willing to experience the wonders of parenthood. Due to the legal intricacies involved in adoption, there has been a surge in the number of would-be parents thronging surrogacy clinics across the globe. You may be thinking whether surrogacy is legal in Georgia or not? So let us tell you that this is legal.
Every year, almost fifty couples in the Georgia opt for surrogacy. An increasing number of Georgia nationals are flocking to countries such as India, Costa Rica, and closer home to Belgium, Georgia, and for surrogacy. Although surrogacy has given many Georgia couples the opportunity to live their dreams of cuddling a cherubic baby, yet it will be worthwhile to know the legal status of surrogacy in the Georgia.
Under the Georgia laws, at the time of birth, the surrogate mother will always be the legal parent of the surrogate child. If the surrogate mother is married and conceives through IVF or artificial insemination, in that case, her husband will be deemed as the legal father of the child at the time of birth. However, an intended parent can claim to be the legal father of the child, in case it can be proved that the surrogate's husband did not agree to the surrogacy arrangement. So if you also want to carry out this surrogacy process in Georgia, contact us at
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