Nebraska LB1148 establishes legal parentage for children conceived through assisted reproduction, including in cases where intended parents die.
Nebraska LB1148 provides legal recognition and enforcement of parentage for children conceived through assisted reproduction. It defines parentage for individuals who consent to assisted reproduction, even if they die before the child's birth. The act allows for parentage adjudication if the intended parent consented in writing and the child is born within specific timeframes. It also addresses situations where spouses of birthing women may challenge parentage, and it limits the number of recognized parents to two.
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