ART Law

(Assistive Reproductive Technology) Law

ART Law

At Alden & Watson Law, family is first. When it comes to traversing the many avenues of building your family, we want you to feel comfortable knowing that our committed team will help you through the legal, medical, and sometimes social hurdles that often follow this decision. Assisted Reproductive Technology is an exciting and rewarding opportunity to grow your family, but with it comes many potential legal issues that could arise. Whether you are looking to grow and protect your family through adoption or ART.

A birth parent considering adoption, a person considering donation of sperm, eggs, or embryos or seeking the donation or desire to become a surrogate. We know each client is unique and the most important thing is for you is the caring guidance of legal counsel who knows and understands in intricacies of your personal situation. The team at Alden & Watson Law is compassionate, caring, and we welcome inquiries about this ever-advancing area of reproductive technology and look forward to discussing how we can assist you in your journey.

Attorney Melissa Alden and Attorney Elisha Watson-Nagorka are experienced Attorneys dedicated to helping individuals and families make the very best legal decisions. Their practice focuses on Family Law, Estate Law, Immigration, Special Needs Planning, Guardianships, and ART Law. They have developed lifelong relationships with their clients, serving as a trusted advisor by helping them to preserve and protect their assets, loved ones, and legacies.

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