New Jersey Law Journal... Donald Cofsky, a partner at Cofsky & Zeidman in Haddonfield, was installed as the 24th president of the American...
The Parentage Act's failure to treat an infertile woman as the mother of her husband's biological child born to a gestational carrier does not violate equal protection
A divided New Jersey Supreme Court on Wednesday kept the playing field unlevel for infertile women and men seeking parental rights to children born from surrogacy arrangements
A New Jersey Senate committee recommends passage of legislation legalizing a form of contract by which a "gestational carrier" agrees to carry and bear a child while ceding parental rights to those w
Legislation that would give an infertile wife parental rights to a child born of her husband's sperm and a donated egg is gaining traction just as the state Supreme Court is considering the issue
...That is the central question," said Cofsky, of Haddonfield's Cofsky & Zeidman. "Amy owned that embryo and she should be on that...
...Jersey's request to appear amicus. Donald Cofsky, of Cofsky & Zeidman in Haddonfield, the lawyer for T.J.S. and A.L...
The Parentage Act's disparate treatment of a husband and an infertile wife when the husband has a child via in vitro fertilization of a gestational carrier does not violate equal protection
New Jersey has no constitutional or legal basis for recognizing an infertile wife as the mother of her husband's child born to a surrogate, a appeals court holds in a ruling that harkens the landmark
Beginning Sept. 1, the state judiciary will require that all stepparents and other residents in a home, aged 18 and over, undergo extensive background checks before adoptions are approved. And if the
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