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The document JV-535 is a court order from the Superior Court of California that limits the rights of parents or guardians to make educational decisions for a child. It includes a recommendation for the appointment of a surrogate parent to represent the child's educational interests. The order outlines necessary details such as the child's information, court hearing specifics, and instructions for notifying local educational agencies regarding the surrogate appointment.

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Begin by entering the child's attorney's name and address in the designated fields. This information is crucial for court communication.
Fill in the child's name, date of birth, and school district. Ensure accuracy as this data is essential for identifying the child involved.
In section 8, indicate whether the parents' rights to make educational decisions are limited. Select from the options provided based on your situation.
Complete the recommended surrogate parent's details in section 10, including their name, address, telephone number, and relationship to the child.
Finally, review all entries for accuracy before saving or exporting your completed form for submission.

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Does a surrogate mother have any legal rights?

The team needs to understand each others views and ensure they have discussed what may happen if they disagree. Ultimately, no one can force a surrogate to terminate a pregnancy, and neither can they force her to continue a pregnancy against her will.

What does being a surrogate mean?

Here are some key areas to consider when choosing a surrogate. Age. Lifestyle. Location. Personality. Health history. Willingness to carry multiples. Pregnancy and delivery history. Previous experience with surrogacy.

What rights does a surrogate have?

Once youve established legal parenthood, your gestational surrogate has no legal rights to your child, and she cant claim to be the mother.

What does surrogate mean in court?

The officer of such a court is elected by the people of the local county, and is called a surrogate. See also:probate court; estate. [Last reviewed in November of 2021 by the Wex Definitions Team]

Can a surrogate mother refuse to give up the baby?

One of the most common myths is that the gestational surrogate is somehow related to the baby she carries or that the surrogate shares blood with the baby. The fact is that a gestational surrogate does not share DNA with the baby she carries, and she is not related genetically to the baby in any way.