Sperm Donation
Certainty about parentage — for intended parents and sperm donors, whether the donor is known or anonymous.
How we help intended parents and sperm donors:
- ✓Sperm donor agreements — known and anonymous donors
- ✓Clearly terminating the donor’s parental rights and obligations
- ✓Establishing the intended parent(s) as the sole legal parent(s)
- ✓Known-donor and directed-donation arrangements
- ✓Agreements structured around use of a licensed physician or sperm bank
- ✓Terms for future contact and sharing of medical or genetic information
- ✓Representation for intended parents or for donors
In sperm donation, parentage is the central question, and it is never automatic. A donor who is not properly released can later be treated as a legal parent, carrying child-support duties and custody exposure, while intended parents may find their own parental rights open to challenge. That risk runs highest with known donors and informal arrangements. A carefully drafted agreement, built to fit the law, is what turns good intentions into lasting certainty for everyone involved.
How it works
1. Consultation
We get to know you and the arrangement you have in mind — known donor, anonymous, or through a bank.
3. Protecting parentage
Terms that terminate the donor’s rights and confirm the intended parent(s) as the legal parent(s).
2. The agreement
We draft and negotiate the sperm donor agreement, coordinating with counsel as needed.
4. Finalize
Everything signed and in place before conception, so there’s no ambiguity later.
Protect what matters most
A clear agreement now prevents painful disputes later — for intended parents and donors alike. Reach out to make sure your family’s legal footing is secure from the start.