What you need to know about surrogacy in Florida
Florida's surrogacy statute authorizes compensated gestational surrogacy, but its most direct legal path traditionally required intended parents to be a married couple. Pre-birth orders are available when the statute's requirements are met. For situations outside the statute's exact provisions, courts have generally supported alternative pathways. An experienced Florida attorney can confirm exactly which path applies to your match.
What this means for you as a surrogate
Florida is a well-established, active state for surrogacy. The legal process is generally smooth when the situation fits the statute's specific provisions — your independent attorney will confirm how it applies to your particular match.