Question 1

What is surrogacy?

Accepted Answer

Surrogacy is an arrangement in which a woman carries and gives birth to a child for another person or couple who will become the child's legal parents.

Question 2

Is surrogacy legal in Brisbane?

Accepted Answer

Yes, surrogacy is legal in Brisbane. However, there are certain restrictions and requirements that must be met in order for the surrogacy arrangement to be legal.

Question 3

What are the requirements for surrogacy in Brisbane?

Accepted Answer

In order for a surrogacy arrangement to be legal in Brisbane, the surrogate and intended parents must all undergo medical and psychological assessments, and a written surrogacy agreement must be in place. The surrogacy agreement must also be approved by the Family Court.

Question 4

Who can be a surrogate in Brisbane?

Accepted Answer

In Brisbane, any woman who is over 25 years old, has already given birth to a child, and has completed the necessary medical and psychological assessments can be a surrogate.

Question 5

Who can enter into a surrogacy arrangement in Brisbane?

Accepted Answer

In Brisbane, intended parents can be any couple or individual, regardless of their sexual orientation or marital status.

Question 6

What are the legal implications of surrogacy in Brisbane?

Accepted Answer

In Brisbane, the surrogate has no legal rights or responsibilities towards the child, and the intended parents are the child's legal parents from birth. However, it is important to have a legally binding surrogacy agreement in place to ensure that everyone's rights and responsibilities are clearly defined.

Question 7

Is commercial surrogacy legal in Brisbane?

Accepted Answer

No, commercial surrogacy is not legal in Brisbane. Surrogates can only be reimbursed for reasonable expenses incurred as a result of the surrogacy arrangement.

Question 8

What happens if the surrogate changes her mind?

Accepted Answer

If the surrogate changes her mind and decides to keep the child, the intended parents may need to take legal action to establish their parental rights. It is important to have a clear surrogacy agreement in place to minimize the risk of this happening.

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