Surrogacy is practiced in Montana and is generally supported by the courts, despite the lack of explicit statutory laws governing the process. The state’s judiciary often grants pre-birth orders to establish the legal rights of intended parents, accommodating various family structures including singles, unmarried couples, and LGBTQ+ individuals. While specific surrogacy legislation does not exist in Montana, the courts’ favorable disposition towards surrogacy agreements reflects a progressive approach within the legal framework available.
