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Tuesday April 21st, 2015

Has Fertility Medicine Gone Too Far?

A recent case involving Annegret Raunigk of Berlin has many people questioning the point at which the curtain should close on fertility treatments. Raunigk, a […]
Monday April 6th, 2015

A Breakthrough for Gay Parental Rights

To counter last week’s post about gay men being denied parental rights, here’s a story from the opposite end of the spectrum. This week the […]
Saturday March 28th, 2015

Baby Gammy is Declared to be an Australian Citizen

Many people following the Baby Gammy ordeal were undoubtedly ecstatic to learn that he was recently granted Australian citizenship and with this citizenship, access to […]
Tuesday March 24th, 2015

Egg Donors Face IRS Taxation

In California, we are not guaranteed four distinguishable seasons, however, every year, without fail, comes tax season. The term “egg donor” can be a little […]
Thursday February 19th, 2015

Couple Entangled In Sperm Donor Battle

Assisted Reproduction Laws need move into the 21st century family landscape. The modern family is changing especially with new IVF treatments emerging and more realistic […]
Monday February 2nd, 2015

Reassessing the embryo adoption concept

The term, “embryo adoption,” has been floating around now for some time and is a crticial issue for those going through IVF treatment as it’s […]
Friday December 5th, 2014

 The battle for frozen embryos

Last spring, a judge awarded Karla Dunston, a resident of Chicago, custody of frozen embryos. The judgment spurred an appeal. Standing on the opposite side […]