Surrogate mothers could be paid up to $10,000

Surrogate mothers could be paid up to $10,000

Mothers could be paid up to $10,000 to give birth to another woman’s child under proposed changes to surrogacy laws, according to Brisbane’s Sunday Mail. State governments will consider allowing women to be reimbursed by parents for the medical costs, and up to two months’ loss of earnings, according to the report.

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