Two parties may not enter into a private contract regarding a self-administered "artificial insemination" procedure to terminate the donor's parental rights.
June 16, 2011 at 02:50 PM
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E.E. v. O.M.G.R., FD 01-1112-11; Chancery Division, Atlantic County; opinion by Sandson, J.S.C.; decided March 11, 2011, approved for publication June 10, 2011. DDS No. 20-4-2482 [9 pp.]
The question presented to the court is whether two parties can enter into a private contract regarding a self-administered “artificial insemination” procedure whereby one party may contract with another to terminate their parental rights. This is a case of first impression under New Jersey law.
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