Revises Nevada's parentage laws, incorporating the Uniform Parentage Act and addressing gestational agreements.
Nevada AB371A revises the state's parentage laws, aligning them with the Uniform Parentage Act (UPA). It updates terminology to be gender-neutral, replacing "paternity" with "parentage" and "father" with "parent." The bill establishes procedures for acknowledging and denying parentage, including requirements for documentation and the role of the State Registrar of Vital Statistics. It also addresses genetic testing, allowing courts to order testing and defining the circumstances under which a person can be identified as a genetic parent.
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