Hawaii HB611 regulates assisted reproduction agreements for gestational carriers, establishing legal parentage and confidentiality.
Hawaii HB611 amends the Hawaii Revised Statutes to create a new chapter on assisted reproduction agreements for gestational carriers. The bill mandates that these agreements be lodged in court and notarized, ensuring they include specific details such as the date of execution, the origin of gametes, and the identity of intended parents. The agreement must also specify how medical expenses will be covered. The bill ensures confidentiality by limiting document inspection to parties involved and their attorneys, with exceptions only upon court order.
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