How to Protect the Rights of IVF Divorce?
In vitro fertilization (IVF) is a kind of fertility method in which the fertilized eggs are implanted into the uterus of women after IVF outside the laboratory. However, if one party in the marriage chooses to divorce, the interests and rights of IVF need to be protected. This article will elaborate on how to protect the rights and interests of IVF divorce from four aspects.
legal protection
The legal protection of IVF is the basis to protect its rights and interests. All countries have formulated relevant laws to regulate the birth and rearing procedures of IVF. For example, the Human Fertilization and Embryo Act of the United Kingdom stipulates the legal status of IVF and clearly stipulates the responsibility of raising IVF after divorce. Under the protection of the law, when parents divorce, the court will comprehensively consider the best interests of IVF and make a judgment on custody and custody.
In addition, the law also stipulates the biological parenthood of IVF. At the time of divorce, non biological parents need to negotiate with biological parents to ensure that IVF can establish and maintain contact with their biological parents. The explicit provisions and protection of the law will help ensure that IVF will receive equal rights and protection after divorce.
In addition, the law also stipulates the inheritance right of IVF. After divorce, the inheritance right of IVF needs to be protected by law to ensure that IVF can properly inherit the inheritance after the death of its parents.
psychological counseling
IVF may suffer from psychological pressure and trauma in the process of parents' divorce. Therefore, they need professional psychological counseling and support to protect their rights and healthy development.
Professional psychological tutors can help IVF understand the reasons for parents' divorce and provide emotional support. They can teach IVF how to deal with their parents' divorce and how to deal with their emotions and anxiety. Psychological counseling can also help test tube babies build self-confidence, adapt to the new family environment, and maintain a positive relationship with divorced parents.
In addition, psychological counseling can also help IVF to establish contact with biological parents. After divorce, IVF may live with non biological parents, while contact with biological parents may be limited. Psychological counseling can help IVF understand the importance of this connection and maintain the stability of parent-child relationship through communication and exchange.
Education security
After divorce, the educational security of IVF is an important part of protecting their rights and interests. Parents' divorce may bring economic and educational instability to IVF. The parents of IVF babies need to work together to develop educational plans and ensure that their children receive appropriate educational resources.
The divorce agreement can include the educational rights and interests of test tube babies, and clearly stipulate the educational funds, school selection and other aspects. Parents can negotiate and formulate the payment method of education expenses to ensure that IVF can obtain equal opportunities and resources in education.
In addition, after divorce, parents can jointly participate in the education of IVF by reasonably arranging time and communication. Both parents can formulate a common upbringing agreement, negotiate and ensure their joint participation in the study and growth of IVF.
medical care
IVF needs to get proper medical care after divorce. Parents can negotiate and stipulate the sharing of medical expenses and responsibilities for IVF. The cost sharing of medical care can be clearly stipulated in the divorce agreement to protect the rights and interests of IVF.
In addition, after divorce, parents also need to negotiate with each other and provide each other with necessary medical information so that both parents can focus on the health of IVF. Parents can formulate a common upbringing agreement to clarify the medical surveillance and medical information sharing of IVF babies, so as to ensure that they are properly cared for in medical care.
summary
When IVF divorce, the protection of its rights and interests needs comprehensive consideration from four aspects: legal protection, psychological counseling, education security and medical care. Through legal protection, the legal status and rights of IVF have been clarified. Psychological counseling and educational security can help IVF adapt to the divorce environment and obtain equal educational opportunities. Medical care guarantees ensure that IVF babies receive appropriate medical care. Through comprehensive protection in these aspects, the rights and interests of IVF can be fully protected.
