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Surrogacy is more than a medical process - it’s a gift of hope, love, and family. Together, we celebrate the courage and compassion that make new families possible
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- Instant AssistanceNo waiting days—your request gets our immediate attention.
- Honest & Transparent PricingSurrogates receive strong financial support, and families benefit from fixed fees.
- Speedy Matching ProcessFind the right surrogate or family sooner than with any other agency.
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Basic Requirements:
- Age 21-42
- Must have a child
- BMI less than 32
- Must Live in Florida
- Compensation starting at $50,000
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Screening And
Matching
The intended parents and surrogate are screened to ensure they are a good match, and the surrogate is matched with the intended parents. 
Medical
Procedures
The surrogate undergoes medical procedures, including hormone treatments and embryo transfer, to achieve pregnancy. 
Pregnancy And
Delivery
The surrogate carries the pregnancy to term and delivers the baby. 
Legal Proceedings
It is important to have a prebirth order. Contract review and compensation agreements are entered into before the pregnancy begins and compensation is paid from the attorneys trust account throughout the pregnancy as outlined in the agreement.Experienced, Caring and Compassionate Surrogacy and Adoption Lawyers
Local Florida Practice With Deep Legal Expertise..
Ms. Danciu graduated from Florida State University College of Law in 1980. She has an undergraduate degree, Cum Laude, in Exceptional Child Education and was trained as an Emergency Medical Technician. She is a highly regarded expert in Reproductive Law, including Surrogacy, Egg, Sperm, and Embryo Donation Agreements.
- 35+ years of experience in surrogacy/adoption law
- Florida Bar licensed since October 1980
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Attorney Charlotte H. Danciu has been practicing in Surrogacy, Reproductive Law, and Adoption since graduating from Florida State University College of Law in 1980. With a background in Exceptional Child Education and emergency medical training, she brings both expertise and compassion to her work. Recognized globally as a leader in family formation law, Ms. Danciu handles Surrogacy, Egg, Sperm, and Embryo Donation, and all types of Adoptions with skill and care. As both an adoptive and biological mother, she understands the emotional journey of becoming a parent and the need for a trusted, experienced attorney. A pioneer in the field, she helped pass key Florida laws on Reproduction and Adoption, co-founded the Florida Adoption Council, and is part of the charter class of Florida Bar Board Certified Adoption Attorneys.
Based in Boca Raton, Florida, Ms. Danciu represents clients worldwide, offering legal guidance for both Gestational and Traditional Surrogacy. Her full-service law firm manages legal documents, court appearances, screening of surrogates and birth parents, and communication between all parties. Supported by a compassionate paralegal team, Ms. Danciu is dedicated not just to legal work but to making a meaningful impact on growing families.
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As a 2 time surrogate I had nothing but amazing experiences with her office both times. They always took care of me and were very caring.
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Charlotte is an expert in the field, professional and reliable, as well as caring and compassionate. She helped our family complete two consecutive adoptions in Florida, and we highly recommend her services.
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She gave us a miracle baby. so close to our heart we love her. she supported us through the whole process.
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Quick And Clear Answers Surrogacy Questions
Gestational and Traditional Surrogacy have been legal in Florida since 1992. Many beautiful families have been “born” through Surrogacy. However, you may have also heard stories about illegal surrogacy practices throughout the world. You are safest when a licensed attorney in a state that permits surrogacy handles the Surrogacy arrangement. You need to have their knowledge and skills, but also their ethics and accountability in guiding your process.
Yes, although it carries more legal and ethical risks than gestational surrogacy. Governed by Fla. Stat. §63.213, traditional surrogacy laws in Florida are more like adoption laws than anything else.
Since traditional surrogacy more closely resembles adoption under Florida surrogacy laws and is less common, you should familiarize yourself with the legal processes associated with adoption.
Meanwhile, gestational surrogacy laws in Florida are unambiguous and for both the gestational surrogates and intended parents. This type of surrogacy is legal under Fla. Stat. Chapter §742 and more prevalent in Florida.
Commercial surrogacy, or compensated surrogacy, is legal in Florida and regulated by the same laws as apply to other forms of surrogacy. However, understand that the intended parents are not paying the gestational carrier for a baby. Instead, surrogacy compensation is intended to compensate the carrier for any associated costs or risks of surrogacy. These terms of payment will be outlined in the surrogacy contract.
The legalization of same-sex marriage also grants those who fall into that category access to family-formation options like surrogacy and adoption. It also outlines a nearly identical process for heterosexual couples, with the only significant difference being working with a sperm or egg donor. For more info on LGBTQ+ surrogacy, contact our office in Boca Raton, FL.
A surrogacy contract outlines the terms of the agreement between the intended parents and the surrogate and the surrogate’s spouse if applicable. It ensures no parental rights remain with the surrogate or spouse and must be started before any medical processes. Therefore, it is vital to work closely with a surrogacy attorney in Boca Raton when forming this contract.
These contracts outline all crucial considerations like parental rights, compensation, social roles, and other requirements of both parties involved. Fla. Stat. §742.15 requires that the contract must state that the surrogate:
- Consents to clinical intervention and management of the pregnancy.
- Agrees to reasonable medical evaluation and treatment and will agree to follow all medical instructions.
- Will give up all legal rights to the child after birth.
- Will assume legal rights and parental responsibilities for the child born to her if neither intended parent is genetically related to the child.
It also included that regardless of any status of impairment of the child, the intended parents will accept parental rights.
After a consensus has been reached with the terms outlined in the contract, the rest of the process can begin.
While not absolutely required, pre-birth orders are not only legal in Boca Raton, FL, but encouraged. The order eases the process, allows the intended parents to be present for the birth, and smooths the process of changing the birth certificate to state the intended parents’ names. While it does not explicitly outline parental rights, it can help facilitate them later on and is a recommended additional step.
Fla. Stat. §742.16 requires that the intended parents file a petition to affirm parental rights within three days after the child’s birth. If it is approved by the court, it will guarantee the transfer of parental rights.
If the child is not genetically related to the intended parents and is to the surrogate, Fla. Stat. §63.213 mandates that the intended parents complete the adoption process after the child is born. This means the surrogate’s parental rights must be terminated to establish the rights of the intended parents. However, this step is not required in gestational surrogacy.
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