AR HB2075

Adds Subchapter 3 to Arkansas Code Title 9, Chapter 10 to declare commercial surrogacy arrangements violate state public policy, harm children's best interests, and exploit women

Defines "commercial surrogacy" as any surrogacy arrangement involving payment to a broker or payment to a mother beyond medical and hospital expenses authorized under § 9-9-206(c)

Makes all surrogacy agreements unenforceable in Arkansas regardless of whether the agreement was entered into within or outside the state

Requires custody disputes and other disputes concerning children born from surrogacy arrangements to be resolved according to Arkansas law

Establishes legislative findings that commercial surrogacy agreements are designed to terminate parental rights and destroy the mother-child relationship