Legal protection in in vitro fertilization, gamete donation and medical negligence in assisted reproduction.
Assisted reproduction procedures, in vitro fertilization, egg donation, sperm donation, and preimplantation genetic diagnosis involve a legal dimension that often goes unnoticed until a problem arises. At IntraiUS, we support our clients from the pre-treatment phase, advising them on their rights and obligations, the applicable regulations, and the legal implications of each decision.
Our team combines strong legal knowledge with a deep understanding of the medical and clinical environment, enabling us to act effectively in any situation, including medical negligence in assisted reproduction.

Analysis of the applicable legal framework, review of contracts and informed consents, and guidance on patient rights.

Ongoing legal assistance, supervision of the legal aspects of the procedure, and communication with medical centers.

Analysis of the facts, assessment of legal damages, and defense of patient rights before medical or institutional authorities. We act both in extrajudicial and judicial proceedings.

Advice on parentage procedures, registration and management of legal documentation derived from the process.
Assisted reproduction is an area where law and medicine constantly intersect. To offer truly effective legal advice in this field, it is essential to understand clinical procedures, medical protocols, and specialized terminology. At IntraiUS, we possess this expertise.
In Spain, surrogacy contracts are null and void. However, it is possible to carry out the process in countries where it is legal and subsequently register the child following the legal procedures established by the Supreme Court and the Directorate General for Legal Security.
Registration is usually done through the recognition of a foreign court judgment (exequatur) or through the determination of parentage by the biological father and the subsequent adoption by the spouse.
The entire process typically takes between 12 and 24 months. The legal registration phase after birth is usually completed in a few weeks or months, depending on the country of origin and the relevant consulate.
Countries such as the United States, Canada, and certain European destinations offer solid legal frameworks that guarantee legal security for both the intended parents and the child and the surrogate mother.
While agencies handle logistics and intermediaries, legal counsel is responsible for protecting your rights, validating the legality of each step, and ensuring that parentage is seamlessly recognized in your country of origin.
We offer a prior legal audit of each destination and clinic, support in signing contracts and comprehensive management of documentation to guarantee maximum legal security in your family project.
Tell us about your situation and we will advise you on the legal options available to you.