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I'M ACTUALLY GOING OVER MY CONTRACT TONIGHT WITH MY LAWYER AND SINCE IM VERY NEW TO THIS I REALLY DON'T KNOW WHAT TO ASK OR WHAT TO LEAVE IN THE CONTRACT...I READ ON ONE OF THE THREADS IS THAT TO MAKE SURE THE WORD "BEDREST" ISN'T IN CAPITALS...ANYONE KNOW WHY? I'M SORT OF NERVOUS ONLY BECAUSE I DON'T WANT TO SIGN SOMETHING I DON'T UNDERSTAND FULLY CAN ANYONE THAT HAS BEEN THRU THIS EMAIL ME?? I'D APPRECIATE U DEECAZ84@YAHOO.COM
THANKS AGAIN *I'VE DONE A HSN BUT NOT TO SURE IT HAD ANYTHING TO DO WITH A MOCK CYCLE SO NOW IM WONDERING IF I DID SOMETHING THAT WAS SUPPOSED TO BE DONE AFTER THE CONTRACT WAS SIGNED THERES A COUPLE OF THINGS I'VE DONE ALREADY WITHOUT SIGNING THE CONTRACT |
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You should not be doing anything until you have a contract done.
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If you mean that you've done testing through the clinic that is okay to do before contracts are signed. That is only blood tests for you and DH and maybe the saline u/s of your uterus. It has nothing to do with a mock transfer and is only to ensure you have a healthy uterus before your IPs put their embryos into it.
And capitalizing certain words in a legal document will not make them any MORE or LESS effective legally, just more noticeable when being read, no worries there. What is more important is how it is worded.
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Thanks to all that answered my question. I was alittle worried but my questions got answered. Thanks again..
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