The August 6, 2026, Executive Orders raise new questions about birthright citizenship and surrogacy. Here's what international intended parents should understand about the legal landscape and practical implications.
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Fri 17 Jul, 2026
When a Foreign Court Has Already Spoken: France’s Highest Court Rules on Recognizing Surrogacy Parentage Judgments
Cour de cassation, Assemblée plénière, 3 July 2026, Appeal No. 24-50.028 On 3 July 2026, the French Cour de cassation, sitting in its most solemn formation, answered a question that has followed French families formed [...]
Wed 5 Jun, 2024
Bloomberg News Health & Law: <br>States’ IVF Coverage Gap for LGBTQ+ Intended Parents Featuring Rich Vaughn
State insurance laws and health plan policies on fertility coverage are under the microscope of lawmakers and fertility organizations seeking to eliminate what they see as discriminatory obstacles to health care for LGBTQ+ [...]
Thu 11 Apr, 2024
The Importance of Telling Children They Were Donor-Conceived
With the ever-changing landscape of modern American family life and the growing number of children being born via sperm or egg donors, the pendulum of public opinion toward this topic, once shrouded in secrecy, has swung [...]
Pope Francis recently made an absolute statement advocating for the complete prohibition of surrogacy, a position that reflects the traditional stance of the Roman Catholic Church on assisted reproductive technologies. While [...]
Mon 16 Oct, 2023
6 Things to Know Before Starting IVF
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), approximately 2.3% of babies born yearly in the United States are the result of assisted reproductive technologies (ART) thanks to the work of thousands of [...]