...takes the child from the mother regardless of her wishes and her maternal fitness; and it does all this, it accomplishes all of its goals through the...diminish its potential for devastation to other women. (Wilentz, 1988, p. 75) Although the "Baby M" case has had the most publicity of all the surrogate motherhood...

...surrogacy contract is based on principles that are directly contrary to the objectives of our laws. 10 It guarantees the separation of a child from its mother;...diminish its potential for devastation to other women. 10. We note the argument of the Sterns that the sperm donor section of our Parentage Act, N.JS.A. 9:17-38...

...substantial considerations, although, given the newness of surrogacy, there is little information. * * * Beyond that is the potential degradation of some women...diminish its potential for devastation to other women. Custody Having decided that the surrogacy contract is illegal and unenforceable, we now must decide...