MI SB0811

Establishes the "Gestational Surrogate Parentage Act" to legalize and regulate gestational surrogate contracts in Michigan, allowing compensation for surrogacy arrangements.

Requires surrogate carriers to undergo psychological testing, obtain physician certification of good physical health, and have all parties obtain mental health professional statements before contract validity.

Mandates court petition and approval for contract enforceability, with court records kept confidential unless all parties provide written authorization for public release.

Prohibits surrogacy contracts involving unemancipated minors or females diagnosed with intellectual disability, mental illness, or developmental disability, with violations punishable by up to 5 years imprisonment and $50,000 fine.

Repeals the previous "Surrogate Parenting Act" of 1988 and takes effect 90 days after enactment; custody disputes resolved by circuit court based on best interests of the child standard.