Minnesota SF4491 regulates traditional and gestational surrogacy arrangements, including eligibility criteria and contract terms.
Minnesota SF4491 establishes regulations for traditional and gestational surrogacy arrangements. It specifies that traditional surrogacy arrangements are invalid, and parentage and custody remain with the birth mother until she terminates her parental rights. For gestational surrogacy, it outlines eligibility criteria for surrogates, including age, citizenship, prior childbirth, and financial stability.
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