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NV AB371

NV AB371
Makes various changes relating to parentage. (BDR 11-140)


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Introduced
03/22/2023
In Committee
05/24/2023
Crossed Over
04/26/2023
Passed
05/31/2023
Dead
Vetoed
06/16/2023

Introduced Session

82nd Legislature (2023)

Bill Summary

AN ACT relating to parentage; adopting provisions of the Uniform Parentage Act; revising provisions relating to the establishment of a parent and child relationship and the presumption of parentage; establishing provisions concerning the voluntary acknowledgment of parentage and denial of parentage by certain persons; authorizing the State Board of Health to adopt regulations relating to an acknowledgment of parentage or denial of parentage; establishing provisions governing genetic testing in proceedings to adjudicate parentage; establishing and revising various provisions relating to proceedings to adjudicate parentage; authorizing a person who claims to be a de facto parent of a child to be adjudicated as a parent of the child in certain circumstances; authorizing a court to adjudicate a child to have more than two parents in certain circumstances; establishing and revising provisions relating to assisted reproduction and gestational agreements; providing for the right of a gestational carrier to make all health care decisions regarding the gestational carrier and the pregnancy of the gestational carrier; repealing various provisions relating to parentage; providing a penalty; and providing other matters properly relating thereto.

AI Summary

This bill adopts provisions of the Uniform Parentage Act (2017) to revise the laws governing the establishment of a parent and child relationship and the presumption of parentage in Nevada. It establishes new procedures for the voluntary acknowledgment and denial of parentage, allows for genetic testing to determine parentage, and authorizes courts to adjudicate parentage, including allowing a court to find that a child has more than two parents in certain circumstances. The bill also updates provisions related to assisted reproduction and gestational agreements, and repeals various existing laws related to parentage.

Committee Categories

Justice

Sponsors (4)

Last Action

Vetoed by the Governor. (on 06/16/2023)

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