Laws
State Laws
Alabama Adoption Law
Alabama Custody and Visitation Law
Alabama courts use sexual orientation to deny, restrict or modify custody and visitation. There are no reported or published opinions dealing with transgender parents or same-sex co-parents.
Alabama Donor Insemination Law
There is no provision in Alabama law on donor insemination performed on an unmarried woman.Alabama School Law
Alabama law does not address school issues relating to sexual orientation or gender identity.
Alabama Surrogacy Law
Alabama law does not directly address surrogacy, but at least one court has acknowledged the parental rights of non-biological participants in a surrogacy arrangement. The issue of surrogacy agreements involving lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender (LGBT) individuals has not yet been considered by the courts.
Alaska Adoption Law
Alaska Custody and Visitation Law
Alaska courts typically will not consider a parent’s sexual orientation in custody and visitation determinations unless it is shown to adversely affect or harm the child(ren). There have been no cases dealing with transgender parents or same-sex co-parents
Alaska Donor Insemination Law
There is no provision in Alaska law on donor insemination performed on an unmarried woman.
Alaska School Laws
Alaska law does not address school issues relating to sexual orientation or gender identity.
Alaska Surrogacy Law
The Alaska statutes are silent with regard to surrogacy agreements, and the only reported state court case that touched on the issue was decided on unrelated grounds. The issue of surrogacy agreements involving lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender (LGBT) individuals has not yet been considered by the courts.
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