Please select the form(s) that apply to your family's situation and download them to your computer.
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Once you've completed the form(s), make sure when you save to include your own name in the filename, then upload your file(s) here.
Intended Parents Intake - for preparing Surrogacy or Donor Agreements. Select the respective forms for the other parties below.
Surrogacy Agreement - Information regarding the surrogate, her counsel, the IVF facility, and other parties and terms relevant to a surrogacy agreement.
Egg Donor Agreement - Information regarding the Egg Donor, her counsel, and other parties and terms relevant to an Egg Donation agreement.
Sperm Donor Agreement - Information regarding the Sperm Donor, his counsel, and other parties and terms relevant to a Sperm Donation agreement.
Egg Sharing Agreement - Two women in a relationship seeking to conceive, using the eggs of one of the women to create an embryo that gets implanted in the womb of the other, with the intention of co-parenting the resulting child(ren).
Post-surrogacy finalization of parental rights - Once a surrogate has delivered successfully, there are still a few court proceedings that you'll need in order to terminate the parental rights of the surrogate and secure your own.
Prenuptial/Postnuptial Agreement
Petition to Change Name and/or Gender Identifier - Adult
Petition to Change Name and/or Gender Identifier - Minor child
Uncontested Divorce - When both parties agree to the divorce, have no joint assets or have already agreed on how to settle the division of those assets, and do not have minor children
Divorce or Dissolution requiring negotiation and/or litigation
Prospective Adoptive Parent(s) - For individuals or couples looking to be matched with a baby for adoption
Birth Mother - For a birth mother looking to find a loving home for her child
Co-Parent Adoption - You and a partner or spouse are co-parenting or will be soon, but only one of you has/will have legal parental rights to your child(ren).
Adoption by a Relative - The person adopting the child(ren) is related to them by blood or marriage
Adoption of an Adult - The person being adopted is over 18 years of age.
If you'd like us to prepare a will, trust, or other estate planning document.
Couple - Spouses and partners often do their estate planning at the same time, so the intake labeled "couple" will just spare you having to enter some of the same info twice.
When a loved one passes away leaving assets, a court process known as "probate" may be required to administer the estate.