Resolving Contractual Issues and Some Overall Guidance | Northeast Assisted Fertility Group
Intended parents and surrogates, most of the time, have reasonable expectations of each other, but every once in a while, a little extra negotiation is needed. Sanford concludes with some general guidelines for hopeful intended parents and gestational carriers before they embark on a surrogacy.
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