Gestational agreement definition

Gestational agreement means an enforceable or unenforceable agreement for assisted reproduction in which a woman agrees to carry a child to birth for an intended parent, intended parents, or an individual described in subsection 5.

Gestational agreement means an agreement for assisted reproduction in which a woman agrees to carry a child to birth for an intended parent or intended parents.

Gestational agreement means an agreement for assisted reproduction in which

More Definitions of Gestational agreement

Gestational agreement means a written, notarized agreement between two (2) intended parents and a gestational carrier where:

Gestational agreement means a written contract between the

Gestational agreement means a written agreement for assisted reproduction in which a woman agrees to carry a child to birth for an intended parent or intended parents, which woman contributed no genetic material to the child and which agreement (A) names each party to the agreement and indicates each party's respective obligations under the agreement, (B) is signed by each party to the agreement and the spouse of each such party, if any, and (C) is witnessed by at least two disinterested adults and acknowledged in the manner prescribed by law;]

Gestational agreement means a contract under which a gestational

Gestational agreement means a written contract between the gestational carrier, the gestational spouse if applicable, the intended parents and, optionally, one or more donors, if applicable, which sets forth the obligations, rights and duties of the parties to a gestational carrier arrangement;

Gestational agreement means a contract under which a gestational carrier agrees to become pregnant by means of assisted reproduction in order to give birth to a child who will be parented by an intended parent.

Gestational agreement means a contract and any supporting documentation or other written agreements between the gestational mother and the married couple executed and made pursuant to the Oklahoma Surrogate Parentage Act;