Judith Hoechst, reproductive law attorney admitted by examination to the practice of law in Colorado, Ohio and New Mexico. Judith Hoechst is a reproductive law and family formation attorney, a former Pediatric ICU and Neonatal ICU (NICU) nurse, and a parent via surrogacy. Judith provides personalized reproductive legal services for every part of the family formation & surrogacy process.
She represents domestic and international clients from every walk of life who are intended parents via surrogacy, recipient intended parents via donated gametes (ova, sperm) and donated embryos, gestational and traditional surrogates, and ova, sperm or embryo donors. Judith has been admitted by examination to the State Bars of Colorado, New Mexico, and Ohio and represents heterosexual or LGBTQ+ clients.
She represents domestic and international clients from every walk of life who are intended parents via surrogacy, recipient intended parents via donated gametes (ova, sperm) and donated embryos, gestational and traditional surrogates, and ova, sperm or embryo donors. Judith has been admitted by examination to the State Bars of Colorado, New Mexico, and Ohio and represents heterosexual or LGBTQ+ clients.
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Judith Hoechst appreciates the privilege of guiding clients through their unique assisted reproduction legal journeys. She is dedicated to helping clients feel informed, knowledgeable and reassured about their legal representation.
In addition to more than 25 years of legal experience including nearly a decade in Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) law, Judith's extensive background in neonatal and pediatric nursing and her background in medical negligence law facilitates her positive connections and interactions with healthcare professionals at reproductive clinics, collaborative healthcare facilities and hospitals as well as with agency managers and caseworkers.
In addition to more than 25 years of legal experience including nearly a decade in Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) law, Judith's extensive background in neonatal and pediatric nursing and her background in medical negligence law facilitates her positive connections and interactions with healthcare professionals at reproductive clinics, collaborative healthcare facilities and hospitals as well as with agency managers and caseworkers.
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Includes a range of methods used to circumvent human infertility, including in vitro fertilisation (IVF), embryo transfer (ET), gamete intra-fallopian transfer (GIFT), artificial insemination (AI), all manipulative procedures involving gametes and embryos and treatment to induce ovulation or spermatogenesis when used in conjunction with the above methods.
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