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November 8, 2012
NJ Court Ruling on Surrogate Parents
From NJ.com:
A woman who arranges for a surrogate to give birth by using someone else’s eggs cannot be considered the mother unless she adopts the child, a sharply divided state Supreme Court ruled...
In the first big test of New Jersey’s laws governing surrogate parents since the 1988 Baby M case, the court said women need to have a genetic or biological connection to a child in order to be considered the mother prior to adoption.
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