State denied her motherhood for two years

A woman who used surrogacy to have her daughter faced legal delays and challenges in Michigan, where parental rights laws were recently updated to improve protections for families formed through fertility treatments. The case highlights ongoing issues with outdated surrogacy laws in various states that complicate legal recognition and decision-making authority for parents and children. Advocates are pushing for reforms to ensure legal clarity and protection for families created through surrogacy, IVF, and donor conception nationwide.

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