What Happens When A Father Claims The Mother Is Only A Gestational Carrier And That He Alone Is Both Father And Mother Of The Children? Above the lawJanelle DoddJanuary 12, 2023bright futures families, Bright Futures Families, assisted reproductive technology, ART, infertility, fertility, fertility doctor, fertility treatment, attorney, ART law, West Virginia, Court of Appeals of West Virginia, Superior Court of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania, Our Father, Our Father documentary, Netflix, Netflix documentary, surrogacy, Gestational Surrogate, Gestational carrier, nonbinary, non binary, LGBTQ, LGBTQ+, lgbt parenting, lgbtq family building, federal, federal law, egg harvesting, ova harvesting, egg storage, ova storage, stored ova, stored eggs, IUI, IVF, intrauterine insemination, in vitro fertilization, litigation, parental rights, birth certificate, parentage, fertility fraud, informed consent, DNA, DNA Test, DNA test, DNA kit, DNA Kit, home DNA kit, home DNA test, Donald Cline, fertility clinic, anonymous donor, anonymous donation, anonymous sperm donor, anonymous sperm donation, gamete, gametes, gamete donation, anonymous gamete donation, reproductive tissue, federal fertility fraud law, donor conceived, donor-conceived
Vermont Jury Awards History-Making $5.25M To Victim Of Doctor/Sperm ‘Donor’ Above the lawJanelle DoddApril 7, 2022assisted reproductive technology, ART, ivf, in vitro fertilization, attorney, sperm, sperm donor, doctor, doctor-donor, donor, DNA Test, home DNA test, United States District Court, Vermont, Dr. John Boyd Coates III, Dr. Coates, Peter Rousseau, Cheryl Rousseau, lawsuit, medical negligence, reproductive negligence, negligence, fraud, battery, informed consent, emotional distress, breach of contract, negligent supervision, judge, jury, court, Consumer Protection Act, fertility fraud, verdict