How to Enforce a Gestational Surrogacy Agreement in California When the Intended Parents Separate Before Birth

How to Enforce a Gestational Surrogacy Agreement in California When the Intended Parents Separate Before Birth

California intended parents can usually still enforce a gestational surrogacy agreement—even if they separate—because courts may issue a pre-birth parentage order under Family Code § 7962. Separation, however, can create urgent disputes over consent, payment, decision-making, and parentage filings. This article explains the fastest enforcement pathways, key filings, and practical risk points in California when […]

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