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Alaska Donor Insemination Law

The law presumes that a child born to a married woman via artificial insemination, performed by a physician and with written consent by both parties, is the child of both spouses.  

Alaska law is silent on the issue of donor insemination performed on an unmarried woman. There is no provision regarding the legal rights or obligations of a donor.    

Citation: ALASKA STAT. § 25.20.045 (2003).

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Last Updated: 8/30/2004