Posts tagged intended parents
Can I work with a surrogate that I already know?
Can I work with a surrogate that I already know?
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How long do we need to abstain from intercourse while I'm a surrogate?
How long do we need to abstain from intercourse while I'm a surrogate?
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Maintaining a Good Relationship With Intended Parents While Serving as a Gestational Carrier
Maintaining a Good Relationship With Intended Parents While Serving as a Gestational Carrier
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Why is the wait time for a gestational carrier match so long?
Why is the wait time for a gestational carrier match so long?
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Maternity/Pregnancy Leave: How It Applies to Surrogates and Intended Parents
Maternity/Pregnancy Leave: How It Applies to Surrogates and Intended Parents

Maternity/Pregnancy Leave: How it applies to surrogates and IPs

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How to support a surrogate pregnancy
How to support a surrogate pregnancy

How to support a GC pregnancy 

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What if our surrogate doesn't become pregnant?
What if our surrogate doesn't become pregnant?
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What does “Base Fee” or “Base Compensation” really mean in a surrogacy arrangement?
What does “Base Fee” or “Base Compensation” really mean in a surrogacy arrangement?

What does “Base Fee” or “Base Compensation” really mean in a surrogacy arrangement? 

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I co-parent with my ex-husband. Does this count as raising my own child for surrogacy purposes?
I co-parent with my ex-husband. Does this count as raising my own child for surrogacy purposes?
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How to use your agency as your advocate
How to use your agency as your advocate

How can your agency advocate for you?

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What does the Texas abortion law mean for Texas surrogates and intended parents?
What does the Texas abortion law mean for Texas surrogates and intended parents?
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