All too often we, as experts in our field, become so driven to do what we think is right or best that we forget that it is our ethical duty not to simply tell our clients what to do, but rather to educate and present options to them so that they may make those decisions themselves. It is the client who can best make the decision as to the level of legal integration that is right for him or her, and it is the client who is in charge of making that decision. For instance, when

I was diagnosed at age 21 with infertility, so I knew when I was ready to have a child, I would need medical assistance. In 2007, my husband and I were officially ready and began the process of getting pregnant. Naively, I thought I would go to my doctor, take some medicine and do IVF then be pregnant that month. Easy peasy, right? HA! After three unsuccessful years, I took a break from medically induced baby making and went to law school to get my mind off it. My approach

Often parents find it difficult to initiate the story of origin with their children. Here is how Brett and Matt have chosen to talk with their children. It is absolutely lovely. A HUGE thanks to Circle Surrogacy for providing this video. #infertility #surrogacy #eggdonor #lgbtfamily