Gestational Surrogate/ Surrogate Legal Services

Jennifer has represented numerous surrogates over the years and is experienced at review, negotiation and preparation of legal agreements and other necessary documents on behalf of Gestational Surrogates. The choice to become a gestational carrier or a surrogate requires serious thought, commitment of time, energy, and emotion. To become a gestational carrier or a surrogate, there is initial screenings, interviews as well as medical and psychological testing.

Gestational carriers and surrogates are customarily compensated on average between $20,000 and $30,000 for their time and effort. To be a Gestational Carrier or Surrogate, a woman is usually between 21 and 41 years of age (up to 35 for traditional surrogate), has had at least on child of her own with a normal pregnancy and delivery, is financially stable, does not have a criminal history, has the support of her family and others close to her for her decision to be a carrier/surrogate, has no serious medical problems, does not smoke, drink or use illegal substances, lives in a surrogacy friendly state and is willing to undergo medical and psychological evaluations and, if married, her husband must udergo the same type of tests.

If you are interested in becoming a gestational carrier, go to my "contact us" page and email me your name, phone number, email address and I'll contact you to discuss.

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