The problematic aspects of legal regulation of surrogacy

The application of assisted reproductive technology is not always accompanied by legal regulation in due time during the use of methods of infertility treatment. One of such methods is surrogacy. The theoretical understanding of the legal support problems in relation to this kind of motherhood is relevant due to the increased demand for its application. Inadequacy or lack of regulation rules, as well as the reluctance of the legislator to fill the legal gaps pose challenges faced by the genetic parents and the surrogate mother. The author concludes that updating the legislation is appropriate after changing the government's approach to understanding surrogacy, namely the recognition of parenthood for people under infertility treatment. The controversial viewpoints on this issue can be resolved by filling the legal gap.