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Eligibility for surrogacy never married single woman


27-Jun-2023 (In Family Law)
Am a single woman, never married, 44 yrs, staying alone with aged father, i need to have a child via surrogate & donor egg, relative will provide donor *perm so that i have genetic connection with intended child, how much legal fees i incur to obtain a favorable court order given my unique circumstances, am ineligible as per new Surrogacy law, i read a few cases where court allowed in exceptional grievous situations, pls advise
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Answer #1
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Surrogacy laws in india have become more strict after certain amendments in the year of 2022 and 2023. We need to discuss in detail about your case so as the get the best relief possible as the new law allows only married infertile couples and certain categories of women to avail surrogacy. Feel free to contact Thanks
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Your case needs a proper R & D and we need to access few judgments too ! And talk to few hospitals in this regard ! Thenceforth can guide u on further information! Kindly b in touch to discuss further legalities. Thanks
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