Surrogacy in Ireland is a complex and evolving area of law. As of now, there is no specific legislation governing surrogacy arrangements in the country, leaving both intended parents and surrogate mothers facing challenges. The absence of a clear legal
Surrogacy law is a complex legal landscape that governs the rights and responsibilities of all parties involved in the surrogacy process. From the surrogate mother to the intended parents, each role is carefully defined and protected under these laws to
Key Highlights Commercial surrogacy refers to the arrangement where a surrogate mother is compensated for her services beyond medical expenses. The debate on commercial surrogacy is ongoing, with critics arguing that it exploits vulnerable women while advocates believe it helps
