Deceased and surviving partners in same-sex couple both named as parents of child born by artificially inseminated surrogate.
In another first of its kind case handled by our firm, a same-sex couple received a declaration of parentage and a birth certificate naming them both as parents - despite neither partner having a genetic link to the child born for them by a surrogate and the untimely death of one partner before these proceedings could take place.
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Added November 2009

Couple obtains a PRE-BIRTH declaration of parentage of their biological twins to be born through surrogacy.
With our help, a couple from South Carolina were named as parents on the birth certificates of twins before their surrogate mother gave birth. This eliminated the typical need to obtain a corrected birth certificate removing the surrogate’s name after the children are born.
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Added November 2009

Court Grants Petition to Name Couple on Birth Certificate as Legal Parents of a Child Born for them through Surrogacy using a Donated Embryo
With no genetic connection between the baby, husband, wife, or surrogate, this case may be the first of its kind in Maryland in which parenthood was simply “declared” with no adoption required.
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Added July 2009

Cases prove it’s legal for any one from any where to do any kind of surrogacy, regardless of their home state’s laws
Despite the common misconception that to do a surrogacy legally you must live in a state where surrogacy is legal, surrogacy is in fact a completely legal option regardless of the laws where you live.
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Added July 2009