Arizona HB4073 regulates gestational surrogacy agreements, establishing legal parentage and prohibiting certain remedies.

Arizona HB4073, known as the Family Building Act, amends state law to regulate gestational surrogacy agreements. The bill specifies that intended parents are legally recognized as the parents of a child born through surrogacy, while the gestational surrogate and her spouse are not considered parents. It mandates that surrogacy agreements include specific provisions, such as acknowledgments of nonparentage by the surrogate and her spouse, and designates the intended parents as the legal parents upon the child's birth.

Arizona HB4073 regulates gestational surrogacy agreements, establishing legal parentage and prohibiting certain remedies.

Arizona HB4073, known as the Family Building Act, amends state law to regulate gestational surrogacy agreements. The bill specifies that intended parents are legally recognized as the parents of a child born through surrogacy, while the gestational surrogate and her spouse are not considered parents. It mandates that surrogacy agreements include specific provisions, such as acknowledgments of nonparentage by the surrogate and her spouse, and designates the intended parents as the legal parents upon the child's birth.