Blog: All Things Conceivable

It comes as a surprise to many that New York is one of only three states – including Louisiana and Michigan – with a current ban on any form of compensated gestational surr...

As ConceiveAbilities’ Director of Legal Services & Client Advocacy for over five years, I coordinated the entire legal aspect of our client’s surrogacy journey. It was both my mission and ...

While surrogacy is full of complexities, signing the legal contract may feel like one of the most overwhelming moments in the process. With all of the nuances and legal jargon, ...

Surrogacy practiced in 47 U.S. States When beginning the surrogacy journey, many pressing questions often arise. Once the questions around cost and timeline have been answered, intended parents often wonder ...

Five Benefits of Hiring a Surrogacy Agency with an in-house Legal Team We believe the decision to start a family is both noble and pure. You’re about to embark on...

Intended parents often have a lot of questions about the surrogacy process. Some of these take the form of common myths about egg donors, surrogate mothers, and surrogacy agencies. Most ...

If you think surrogacy is a modern marvel, you’d be surprised – it’s been practiced in some capacity since biblical times. While it has not always been documented or percei...

While it’s an exciting and often very successful means to modern family building, surrogacy is not without many questions from both the intended parents and the surrogate herself. Once th...

New Jersey's New Surrogacy Bill It’s a move that reproductive lawyers, intended parents, and everyone in between have been waiting on for decades. New Jersey, a state that hotly co...

Vermont Passes H.562 Vermont joined the ranks of US states updating parentage laws to accommodate gestational surrogacy with the Vermont Parentage Act. A long time proponent of modern families, Vermont ...