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St. Augustine surrogate fights for parental rights as intended parent leaves children unclaimed for 20 months
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St. Augustine surrogate fights for parental rights as intended parent leaves children unclaimed for 20 months
(First Coast News) – A St. Augustine surrogate mother is fighting for custody of the children she birthed after she says the intended parent from China never picked them up. Simpson said she did not hear from the intended parent again until February 2026. In May, Simpson began the legal process of terminating the intended parent’s parental rights to formally adopt the boys. “I say our kids because blood doesn’t matter to me how they look doesn’t…
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