Much of what people believe about surrogacy is out of date or wrong. Here are the myths we hear most from Virginia moms, and the honest truth behind each.

Deciding to become a surrogate is personal, but you never do it alone. Your partner, kids, and often your parents live the journey with you. Here’s how to talk to the people closest to you, honestly and without dread.

An honest, practical guide for Virginia women considering surrogacy. What it really involves, whether it might be right for you, and the community of Virginia surrogates you’d be joining.

Yes, surrogacy is legal in Virginia. Gestational surrogacy is recognized, courts establish parentage for intended parents, and families build their families this way every year. Here’s a look at how the law works and why experienced guidance matters.

Traditional and gestational surrogacy sound similar, but one difference, genetics, changes everything about how the journey works legally, medically, and emotionally. Here’s a clear look at how the two compare, why gestational surrogacy is the modern standard, and why it’s the only type Chesapeake Surrogacy offers.

What is surrogacy, exactly? Here’s a plain-language guide for Virginia families covering the basics, the process, the cost, the legal landscape, and the ethics, written for women considering surrogacy and intended parents alike.