A well-drafted legal agreement is the foundation of a safe and successful surrogacy journey. It safeguards everyone involved — the intended parents, the surrogate, and ultimately, the child.

1. Defining Roles and Responsibilities
Legal agreements clearly outline each party’s rights, obligations, and expectations. This includes medical decisions, compensation, and communication boundaries during pregnancy.

2. Protecting Parental Rights
Surrogacy contracts ensure that intended parents are legally recognized as the child’s parents — often even before birth. This eliminates future disputes and provides peace of mind.

3. Ensuring the Surrogate’s Protection
A surrogate’s health, wellbeing, and rights are equally prioritized. Legal contracts include medical coverage, emotional support provisions, and fair compensation agreements.

4. Complying with Local Laws
Each jurisdiction has specific surrogacy regulations. Lifis works with experienced surrogacy lawyers to draft compliant agreements tailored to your country or state’s legal framework.

5. Preventing Misunderstandings
Legal documentation transforms verbal commitments into binding protections, minimizing emotional or financial conflict throughout the process.

At Lifis, every surrogacy begins with clear, compassionate, and comprehensive legal guidance — because trust starts with protection.