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In re Baby M.


 Judge Harvey Sorkow of the New Jersey Superior Court, Chancery Division, Family Part, ruled in a legally unprecedented custody dispute between a surrogate mother, Mary Beth Whitehead, who decided after giving birth to keep the infant, and William Stern, who had contracted with Whitehead to bear his child by artificial insemination and then to relinquish the child to himself and his wife. In awarding permanent custody of "Baby M" to the father, Judge Sorkow enforced the contract signed by both parties before the child was conceived and terminated the parental rights of the birth mother. He based the custody decision on the best interests of the child, taking into account testimony on the stability of Whitehead and Stern and their respective family situations, and also found that the surrogate parenting agreement was valid and enforceable.
