Connecticut Sperm Donation Attorney

What are the rights of the non-biological father? This is often asked by couples contracting for a sperm donor. At Worldwide Surrogacy Specialists, LLC., we have represented hundred of people entering into sperm donation arrangements. We provide knowledgeable legal advice to help clients understand the risks and legal consequences of assisted reproductive technology (ART). For more information, about sperm and egg donation, contact one of our experienced Connecticut ART lawyers to schedule a consultation.

We explain the rights and obligations they are contracting to. And, we help them look toward the future and to what they should think about with regard to the child. What they want to and should tell her/him.

Assisted Reproductive Technology for Inactive Sperm

Sperm donation is often sought when a husband is infertile or does not have active sperm. Under sperm donation contracts, when a husband and wife are the Intended Parents, the husband has all the legal rights of the biological father. Issues of paternity come up more often when a semen donor breaches the sperm donation contract or when the husband was not informed that his wife obtaining semen through a sperm donor.

At Worldwide Surrogacy, our assisted reproductive technology lawyers have an in-depth knowledge of assisted reproductive technology, traditional surrogacy, gestational surrogacy, and egg donation. We know our clients come to us to ensure their legal rights as parents.

We have successfully helped thousands of couples in Connecticut, across the United States, and around the world achieve their dream of becoming parents. If you have questions regarding sperm donation or other surrogacy agreements, please contact a Connecticut ART attorney at Worldwide Surrogacy to schedule a consultation.