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Here you can read about getting divorced.

Here you can read about getting married

A donor is a person who donates sperm or eggs for the conception of a child. This can be either to help others have a child or to become a parent yourself. Here, you can learn more about the processes involved in donating sperm or eggs, as well as what it entails to become a surrogate mother.

A legal parent is a person who is registered as the parent of the child. A child can have two legal parents. Here, you can learn more about what it means to be a legal parent and the steps involved in becoming one.

A social parent is someone who fulfills the role of a parent in a child's life but is not officially recognised as a legal parent. Here, you can learn more about how to become a legal parent or obtain custody if you are not officially registered as a legal parent. You can also learn about how your child can take a social parent's middle or last name.

If you are transgender or the parent of a transgender, you can learn more about the specific rules that may impact transgender individuals in family formation here.

Here you can read about the rules for Danish and foreign surrogacy agreements.

When you want to have a child, it's important to explore your options available for becoming a biological parent. A biological parent is someone who contributes to the conception of a child, whether by giving birth or donating sperm or eggs. This role may involve being a parent or acting as a donor. Here, you can learn more about the process of getting pregnant, donating eggs or sperm, and how to establish legal parentage as a biological parent.