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         <title>Sperm Donors, Ova Donors and Other Legal Strangers If donor gametes are used to create a pregnancy in the intended mother under medical supervision, the physician uses a waiver and a contract to establish that the intended mother and her spouse/partner are obligated to serve as parents to the child. Ohio law recognizes ART procedures that occur under medical supervision. If the child is not the genetic child of the parties and is not born of the intended mother, the courts may rely on written agreements between the parties to determine parentage. Ohio’s public policy does not prohibit such agreements. Q:	What legal risks are associated with assisted reproduction technologies? A:	Pregnancy and parenting carry high legal risks that increase with the number of people involved in the process. For example, recessive genes can play strange tricks. Sometimes you get twins or triplets you didn’t expect, or children may be born early or have birth defects. Generally, the law assumes that people who choose to use ARTs accept such risks when they decide to participate in the procedures. Aside from medical and legal implications, the participants, their families and the child(ren) must deal with relational and psychological issues. Some ART programs strongly recommend that people planning to use assisted reproduction technology receive psychological counselingPregnancy and parenting carry high legal risks that increase with the number of people involved in the process. For example, recessive genes can play strange tricks. Sometimes you get twins or triplets you didn’t expect, or children may be born early or have birth defects. Generally, the law assumes that people who choose to use ARTs accept such risks when they decide to participate in the procedures. Aside from medical and legal implications, the participants, their families and the child(ren) must deal with relational and psychological issues. Some ART programs strongly recommend that people planning to use assisted reproduction technology receive psychological counseling</title>
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