Starting January 1, 2025, Denmark will finally acknowledge both compensated, including those arrangements made outside of the country, and non-compensated surrogacy for its citizens.  For decades, Denmark’s archaic laws often left children without legally recognized parents within the country.

            For many years Danish citizens who have created their families via surrogacy outside of Denmark have had to struggle with the really of their parental rights in their own country.  Thankfully, a landmark decision in 2022 in the European Court of Human Rights helped pave the way for these instrumental changes.  Despite the requirement of one parent being genetically related, it is definitely a step in the right direction for Denmark and those parents and children created via surrogacy that have been in limbo for so long.

            For more on Denmark and Surrogacy, click here to read the full article from Above the Law.

            Want to learn more about your options for Surrogacy and IVF and how we can help protect you on your journey, including the costs? Please contact us today at www.SageFamilyAssociation.com or by calling 984-303-1041.