Orange County Reproductive Lawyer

Serving Chapel Hill, Durham, Mebane, Carrboro & Hillsborough

Over the last few decades, the family dynamics of our culture have undergone quite a transformation. Society has become increasingly accepting of diverse family structures. Also, medical advances have come on the scene that provide alternative options for individuals and couples who cannot conceive on their own.

At Browner Law, PLLC, we embrace these new changes. Our Orange County reproductive law attorney has taken the time to cultivate a knowledge of this new, ever-evolving area of family law. Regardless of the medical procedure you are interested in using to add to your family, you will need help navigating the complex legal issues that arise.

Do not let your questions about reproductive law go unanswered! Call (919) 887-8662 today.

Establishing Parentage in Surrogacy

Parents who are having a child through a surrogate mother must go through the legal process of establishing their parental rights. Many parents establish parentage through a pre-birth order. This order transfers all parental rights over the child to the intended parents. The intended parents are then given the right to make medical decisions for their baby. It also ensures that the intended parents will be listed on the child’s birth certificate and have the right to take the baby home from the hospital. A qualified attorney can help you submit all necessary documentation.

What Our Reproductive Law Firm Can Do for You

If you are planning to become a parent through sperm donation, egg donation, embryo donation, or surrogacy, Browner Law, PLLC can help you ensure that you get full legal rights to your baby.

Our Orange County, NC reproductive law attorney offers a full range of services, including:

• Independent legal advice
• Review of surrogacy or donor agreements
• Creation of surrogacy, egg donor, sperm donor, or embryo donor agreements
• Review and commission of affidavits for declaration of parentage
• Completion of second-parent adoption
• Assistance with birth registration

Call (919) 887-8662 to ensure your rights remain protected.