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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Watching coronation street...

Legally if you are carrying a baby for someone else and but sperm and eggs are the peoples your carrying for.... have you the legal right to keep the baby if you change your mind?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

No i don't think you have as its their genes and you had agreed to carry it...An old neighbour did this for her best friend 3 times and im sure there were lots of legal stuff in place and it wasn't actually classed as her baby

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By *histler21Man
over a year ago

Ipswich


"Watching coronation street...

Legally if you are carrying a baby for someone else and but sperm and eggs are the peoples your carrying for.... have you the legal right to keep the baby if you change your mind? "

When the baby is born - the surrogate mother (and her SO) have to relinquish birth rights (the birth is registered in their name). The donor parents can then have a birth certificate registered in their name.

I guess the answer is, yes. But it is ill-advised.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I would say no as you're basically the incubator

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By *kywatcherMan
over a year ago

Southwick

I have a feeling this has happened before and the baby carrier has rights over the baby.

Have you Googled?

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Googled it :

'The woman who gives birth is always treated as the legal mother and has the right to keep the child even if they are not genetically related. Surrogacy contracts arent enforced by UK law even if a contract has been signed with the intended parents and theyve paid for any expenses. Its illegal to pay for a surrogate in the UK except for their reasonable expenses. '

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Im sure the Corrie researchers have done their jobs, and think that Tina wants to keep the bubba..

Think Garry & Izzy will challenge it legally

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Googled it :

'The woman who gives birth is always treated as the legal mother and has the right to keep the child even if they are not genetically related. Surrogacy contracts arent enforced by UK law even if a contract has been signed with the intended parents and theyve paid for any expenses. Its illegal to pay for a surrogate in the UK except for their reasonable expenses. '"

I think thats really unfair

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By *kywatcherMan
over a year ago

Southwick


"Googled it :

'The woman who gives birth is always treated as the legal mother and has the right to keep the child even if they are not genetically related. Surrogacy contracts arent enforced by UK law even if a contract has been signed with the intended parents and theyve paid for any expenses. Its illegal to pay for a surrogate in the UK except for their reasonable expenses. '"

That's how I recall it.

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By *histler21Man
over a year ago

Ipswich


"I have a feeling this has happened before and the baby carrier has rights over the baby.

Have you Googled?"

Yes. And I have a friend who is currently carrying for a couple.

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By *kywatcherMan
over a year ago

Southwick

Ultimately the person/couple are at the mercy of the goodwill of the surrogate to hand the baby over...

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