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Surrogacy in Nebraska:
For Parents and Surrogates
Nebraska takes a restrictive legal stance on compensated surrogacy in the United States. Under current law, only altruistic gestational surrogacy arrangements are permitted, and compensated surrogacy contracts (like those with Giving Tree surrogates) are considered unenforceable. Due to these laws, Giving Tree does not work with any surrogates who reside in the state of Nebraska. For intended parents living in Nebraska, our experienced team can help provide the right legal counsel for a successful journey.
Surrogacy in Nebraska:
A Guide for Intended Parents
From your first consultation to the moment your baby’s birth certificate is issued, Giving Tree Surrogacy provides the guidance, legal coordination, and emotional support that make surrogacy in Nebraska a safe and fulfilling experience.
Through our national network of experienced reproductive law attorneys, we ensure that every family—regardless of origin or structure—has the legal protection and peace of mind they deserve. So you can focus on what matters most: bringing home your baby.
Why Parents in Nebraska Choose Giving Tree Surrogacy?
我们的预筛选过程
我们不仅进行常规审查，还包括背景调查、家庭评估和保险审核。此外，我们在展示代孕者资料之前，确保其医疗记录已由注册护士（RN）预先审核，从而降低风险并提高成功率。
最短等待时间
只需1周到1个月即可完成匹配——远远快于大多数机构通常需要的12到18个月。一旦您签约使用我们的服务，便可立即进入我们的个性化匹配流程，快速与符合您标准的代孕者建立联系。
最短等待时间
只需1周到1个月即可完成匹配——远远快于大多数机构通常需要的12到18个月。一旦您签约使用我们的服务，便可立即进入我们的个性化匹配流程，快速与符合您标准的代孕者建立联系。
Intended Parents We Support in Nebraska
Every path to parenthood deserves support. That’s why we proudly serve a diverse community of intended parents in Nebraska, offering compassionate, ethical, and personalized guidance at every step of the surrogacy journey.
We work with heterosexual couples facing infertility, medical conditions such as cancer, uterine issues, or multiple failed IVF attempts, LGBTQIA+ couples navigating unique legal and emotional considerations, and single parents by choice pursuing parenthood independently. We also support intended parents living with HIV through the SPAR program, in partnership with leading fertility clinics that follow strict medical protocols to ensure safety and success.
Our team guides you through every stage—from legal planning and donor selection to embryo creation and surrogate matching—providing clarity, support, and peace of mind so you can focus on what truly matters: building your family.
Nebraska Surrogacy Laws
Nebraska takes a restrictive legal stance on compensated surrogacy, making it important for intended parents to proceed with careful legal guidance. State law declares paid surrogacy contracts unenforceable, which means that any agreement involving compensation beyond medical and pregnancy-related expenses cannot be legally enforced in court. However, uncompensated (altruistic) surrogacy arrangements are not prohibited and can still be carried out ethically and successfully with the right support.
Despite the limitations on compensated surrogacy, Nebraska’s courts recognize the intent and best interests of the child when establishing legal parentage. In most cases, the woman who gives birth is considered the legal mother at birth, and her spouse—if married—is presumed to be the legal father. Therefore, intended parents typically need to obtain a post-birth parentage or adoption order to be legally recognized as the child’s parents and to have their names added to the birth certificate.
Because these procedures can vary by county and judge, it’s crucial for intended parents to work with experienced reproductive law attorneys familiar with Nebraska’s unique framework. Proper legal planning ensures that every step of the process—from the surrogacy agreement to the parentage or adoption order—is handled with transparency, compliance, and respect for all parties involved.
Surrogacy in Nebraska is generally more feasible for altruistic arrangements, often between relatives or close friends who wish to help intended parents grow their family without financial compensation. LGBTQIA+ families, single intended parents, and international clients can also pursue surrogacy in the state, though additional legal steps may be required to secure full parental rights.
At Giving Tree Surrogacy, we understand the complexities of surrogacy in Nebraska and help intended parents navigate them with clarity and compassion. We coordinate closely with trusted reproductive law attorneys to ensure every agreement meets ethical standards and aligns with state law—so you can move forward knowing your family’s foundation is secure.
The Surrogacy Process in Nebraska
Building your family through surrogacy is an exciting process, with several important milestones leading up to delivery day. The surrogacy process for intended parents from initial consultation until they are holding their baby varies in length, most journeys taking 20+ months to complete.
5 Steps to Surrogacy in Nebraska
Initial consultation & Intended Parent Intake (1-2 months)
Matching with the Right Surrogate (3-6 months)
Medical Screening & Legal Agreements (6 months)
Surrogate Pregnancy (10 months)
Birth, Support and Parenthood (ongoing)
Learn more details about our surrogacy process here.
How Much Does Surrogacy Cost in Nebraska?
Giving Tree offers 3 tiers of pricing for their Surrogacy Program. Because every journey is unique, our cost programs reflect the different needs and desires of our intended parents.
Choose from three (3) surrogacy program options:
Family Forward Guarantee™ Fixed Cost Program
Standard Surrogacy Program
M.A.P.L.E. Program
Learn more about our programs and costs.
If intended parents require an egg donor, our 3-Step Family Forward Concierge Egg Donation & Surrogacy Program is the best fit.
Become a Parent Through Surrogacy in Nebraska
If you’ve decided to grow your family through surrogacy, the first step is scheduling a consultation with us. This is your chance to share your story, ask questions, and see if the team is the right fit for your journey.
At Giving Tree Surrogacy, we offer complimentary consultations for intended parents who are emotionally and financially ready to begin within the next 12 months. These private meetings provide guidance on the surrogacy process, expected costs, and how to connect with a surrogate.
Ready to start your surrogacy journey in Nebraska?
Connect with our team today and take the first step toward bringing your baby home.
Surrogacy in Nebraska for Surrogates
Nebraska has restrictive laws regarding compensated surrogacy. Under state law, compensated surrogacy contracts are considered void and unenforceable. Because Giving Tree Surrogacy offers compensated surrogacy programs, we cannot accept surrogate candidates who reside in Nebraska.
If you reside in another eligible state where compensated surrogacy is permitted, you may still qualify to become a surrogate with Giving Tree.
Becoming a Surrogate in Nebraska
Giving Tree Surrogacy cannot accept surrogate candidates who reside in Nebraska because compensated surrogacy contracts are considered void and unenforceable under state law.
Since our surrogate program includes compensation, Nebraska residents are not eligible to participate. If you reside in another eligible state, you may still apply and see if you meet our surrogate requirements.
Surrogacy Laws for Surrogates in Nebraska
Nebraska law does not provide an enforceable legal framework for compensated surrogacy. A contract in which a woman receives compensation for carrying a child for someone other than her husband is considered void and unenforceable.
Because Giving Tree provides compensation to surrogates, we cannot work with surrogate candidates who reside in Nebraska. If you reside in another state where compensated surrogacy is permitted, you may still be eligible to apply.
The Surrogacy Process in Nebraska
Giving Tree cannot begin a compensated surrogacy journey with candidates who reside in Nebraska because the required surrogacy agreement would not be enforceable under state law.
If you reside in another eligible state, you can apply and, once approved, follow our standard surrogacy process from screening and matching through embryo transfer, pregnancy, delivery, and post-birth support.
Surrogate Pay in Nebraska
Giving Tree cannot offer its surrogate compensation program to candidates who reside in Nebraska because compensated surrogacy contracts are considered void and unenforceable under state law.
Surrogate candidates who reside in other eligible states may qualify for Giving Tree’s compensation packages based on their eligibility and experience.
Support & Benefits
Giving Tree provides comprehensive support and benefits throughout every surrogate journey. However, because we cannot facilitate compensated surrogacy journeys for Nebraska residents, these program benefits are not available through Giving Tree to surrogate candidates residing in Nebraska.
Women residing in other eligible states who qualify for our program can receive dedicated journey support, wellness benefits, access to mental health professionals, mentorship, and our surrogate community.
Interested in Becoming a Surrogate?
Your Journey Starts Now
At Giving Tree Surrogacy, we make it easy to begin your journey. If you reside outside Nebraska in an eligible state where compensated surrogacy is permitted, you may still qualify to become a surrogate with us.
Apply now and take the first step toward something truly life-changing.