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She Gave Birth To Her Own Children, Then A Michigan Judge Ruled Her To Be A Surrogate


April 7, 2021 at 9:53 AM
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Reciprocal IVF
Michigan residents LaNesha Matthews and Kyresha LeFever became a couple in 2011, and, like many couples, decided they wanted to have children together. They found a path to parenthood that allowed them each, as a same-sex female couple, to play special roles. They conceived through “reciprocal IVF” or a “co-maternity” arrangement, among the procedure’s many names. LeFever underwent an ova (egg) retrieval procedure, her eggs were fertilized in a fertility clinic with sperm from a donor, and the resulting embryos were transferred to Matthews’ uterus. The procedure was successful, and Matthews gave birth to twins. ....

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Woman in same-sex relationship wins appeal over kid custody


Matthews and Kyresha LeFever began a relationship in 2011 and decided to have children. LeFever s eggs were fertilized by a sperm donor and placed in Matthews womb.
The couple separated in 2014 before same-sex marriage was legal in Michigan. Four years later, LeFever sought custody of the twins.
Judge Melissa Cox said LeFever was the natural and legal mother” and ordered her name to be added to birth certificates. She was granted custody of the children while Matthews was given parenting time.
The appeals court, however, said Cox misapplied Michigan law. The case now will return to Wayne County with Matthews treated as a parent, said Judges Kirsten Frank Kelly and Michael Riordan. ....

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