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These studies suggest that surrogate agreements are regulated through a combination of protecting children's rights, ensuring proper performance of responsibilities, considering public interest, and using detailed contracts and legal frameworks to address the complex relationships involved.
Surrogacy agreements involve complex legal and ethical considerations, particularly concerning the rights and responsibilities of the surrogate mother, the intended parents, and the resultant child. These agreements are regulated differently across various jurisdictions, with significant implications for the practice and contractual obligations of the parties involved.
Contractual Obligations and Costs:
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Surrogacy agreements are regulated through a combination of detailed contractual obligations and legal frameworks that vary by jurisdiction. Key considerations include the clear delineation of costs and responsibilities, the interplay between contract and family law, and the need for legislation to address legal ambiguities. Ensuring the best interest of the child remains a central concern in these agreements.
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