State law does not provide any definition for the legality of surrogacy contracts. State law also does not define whether a surrogate may receive compensation above the cost of reimbursement.
In general, some people do enter into surrogacy agreements in the state of South Carolina, however, most intended parents will be required to execute an adoption agreement after birth. In some cases, it is reported that this is not necessary.
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State law does not provide any definition for the legality of surrogacy contracts. State law also does not define whether a surrogate may receive compensation above the cost of reimbursement. 
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