surrogacy agreement) and 9815 (relating to parentage under
validated genetic surrogacy agreement), the surrogate and the
surrogate's spouse or former spouse, if any, have no claim to
parentage of a child conceived by assisted reproduction under
the agreement.
(3) The surrogate's spouse, if any, must acknowledge and
agree to comply with the obligations imposed on the surrogate
by the agreement.
(4) Except as otherwise provided in sections 9811, 9814
and 9815, the intended parent or, if there are two intended
parents, each one jointly and severally, immediately on birth
will be the exclusive parent or parents of the child,
regardless of number of children born or gender or mental or
physical condition of each child.
(5) Except as otherwise provided in sections 9811, 9814
and 9815, the intended parent or, if there are two intended
parents, each parent jointly and severally, immediately on
birth will assume responsibility for the financial support of
the child, regardless of number of children born or gender or
mental or physical condition of each child.
(6) The agreement must include information disclosing
how each intended parent will cover the surrogacy-related
expenses of the surrogate and the medical expenses of the
child. If health care coverage is used to cover the medical
expenses, the disclosure must include a summary of the health
care policy provisions related to coverage for surrogate
pregnancy, including any possible liability of the surrogate,
third-party liability liens, other insurance coverage and any
notice requirement that could affect coverage or liability of
the surrogate. Unless the agreement expressly provides
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