Several factors can determine what rights a surrogate mother has, including where she lives.
Traditional surrogates provide the egg and are therefore the baby’s biological parent.
The second kind of surrogate is a gestational surrogate.
The bang out of surrogacy process can also affect what rights a surrogate mother has.
What is a surrogate entitled to?
Surrogates are also entitled to receive compensation and reimbursements as stated in the contract.
Conceivabilities explains that surrogates can also choose their own medical teams if they experience side effects from the pregnancy.
What rights does a surrogate not have?
In surrogate-friendly states, surrogates typically don’t have parental rights to the baby.
In this case, parental rights have to be legally transferred after the baby is born.
Traditional surrogacy is becoming increasingly rare for this reason.
Surrogates and intended parents should always ensure their views about termination and selective termination are aligned from the beginning.
