OLEAGA LAW LLC

Grow Your Family

Assisted Reproductive Technology

& Adoption Law

ABOUT

Oleaga Law, LLC is a specialty law firm focusing on assisted reproduction and family formation law based in Portland, Maine. We believe families grow in a variety of ways. Our mission is to guide and protect our clients growing their families through assisted reproductive technology or adoption.

If you are an Intended Parent desiring to grow your family through assisted reproductive technology or adoption, Janene will provide you with personal attention and compassion to protect your interests ethically and legally. If you are a Surrogate, Gestational Carrier, Egg Donor, or Sperm Donor hoping to assist Intended Parents grow their family, or a Birth Mother seeking a loving home for your child, Janene will make sure your interests are protected while you are helping others.

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GROW YOUR FAMILY

GESTATIONAL CARRIER AGREEMENTS

TRADITIONAL SURROGACY AGREEMENTS

EGG DONOR & SPERM DONOR AGREEMENTS

EMBRYO DONATION AGREEMENTS

JANENE OLEAGA, ESQ.

Janene Oleaga founded Oleaga Law, LLC to provide legal services to Intended Parents wishing to grow their family through assisted reproductive technology or adoption, and Birth Mothers, Gestational Carriers, Traditional Surrogates, Egg Donors and Sperm Donors hoping to help families fulfill their dreams.

Originally from New York, Janene attended Loyola University in Maryland and law school at the Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University in New York. She practiced criminal defense in Memphis, Tennessee before moving to Maine in 2013 where she lives with her husband and two daughters. Janene is admitted to the bar in Maine and New York. She has volunteered with Immigrant Legal Advocacy Project (ILAP), and served as the Secretary of the Board of Directors for MaineShare, a non-profit organization.

Janene is a member of the American Bar Association Reproductive Technology Committee and Adoption Committee, the Maine State Bar Association, the Cumberland County Bar Association, and RESOLVE New England.