Surrogacy law in Connecticut is advantageous. The statutes are silent with regard to surrogacy agreements, but various cases have looked favorably on such agreements, including same-sex couples.
It is legal in Connecticut for gay male couples and lesbian couples to jointly adopt, as well as for individuals to adopt the children of their same-sex partner.
Now that same-sex couples have the right to marry in Connecticut, the courts look favorably upon a gay surrogacy agreement involving individuals of the LGBT community.
LGBT in Connecticut
Total Adult Population: 2,777,395
LGBT Population: 94,431
LGBT Percent of State Population: 3.4%
Percent of Same-Sex Couples Raising Children: 20%
Disclaimer: Although the information on this page is written in an effort to provide accurate general information on the legalities of gay surrogacy by state, please be aware that the laws are continuously changing, and this page is not necessarily updated instantaneously as to all aspects of the law. Please be aware that the law is controversial and unsettled in some areas; check back with us often for legal updates and information regarding gay surrogacy in this location.
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