Nevada AB424 updates parentage laws, aligning them with the Uniform Parentage Act (UPA) and addressing gestational agreements.
Nevada AB424 revises the state's parentage laws by adopting provisions from the Uniform Parentage Act (UPA). It establishes new rules for establishing parentage, including gender-neutral language and presumptions. The bill also details the rights and responsibilities of gestational carriers and intended parents, ensuring that intended parents are recognized as the legal parents of children born through gestational agreements. It modifies existing laws to reflect these changes and repeals outdated provisions.
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