Surrogacy law by state
Surrogacy in Texas
Texas permits gestational agreements that are validated by a court, with requirements that include married intended parents and a medical need.
Permitted, with conditions
Key facts
- Overall
- Permitted, with conditions
- Governing law
- Tex. Fam. Code §§ 160.751–160.763
- Pre-birth parentage orders
- Generally available
- Angel Heart Surrogacy surrogates
- Accepted
For intended parents
A journey with a surrogate in Texas is often possible, but depends on your circumstances, such as marriage or a genetic connection, and on the court. If you live in Texas, you can also work with a surrogate in a supportive state.
For surrogates
Angel Heart Surrogacy accepts applications from surrogates who live in Texas.
Become a surrogate in Texas- Single or unmarried parents usually plan for a birth in another state.
