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EPISODE · Jun 29, 2026 · 26 MIN

Florida's New Surrogacy Law Takes Effect July 1: What You Need to Know with Karen Persis

from The Future of Surrogacy · host Simbe Family

Florida's new surrogacy law goes into effect July 1, and while the final legislation is far narrower than originally proposed, this episode is an important listen for agencies, attorneys, and other professionals working in assisted reproduction.Florida attorney Karen Persis, who helped lead the legal opposition to the bill, joins us to explain what happened behind the scenes, what ultimately became law, and why the legislative effort should serve as a wake-up call for the broader surrogacy community.In this episode, you'll learn: What actually passed and who is impacted beginning July 1 —and where lawmakers got it wrong.  Why Florida may be a preview of similar legislation in other states.  What agencies and attorneys should be watching as lawmakers prepare for the 2027 legislative session. Even if you don't practice in Florida, this conversation offers valuable insight into how surrogacy legislation is evolving across the U.S. and why education and advocacy from industry professionals will be more important than ever.

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