A well-known surrogacy agency unexpectedly closed its doors last year, leaving many clients financially devastated and without options for beginning their families. Numerous clients lost substantial amounts, with some seeing tens of thousands of dollars vanish. For many, this agency represented a crucial step in their journey to parenthood.
Recently, the U.S. Justice Department took action by charging Megan Hall-Greenberg, the agency’s owner, with fraud and money laundering. Hall-Greenberg and her husband face serious legal consequences as authorities investigate the agency’s abrupt closure and the financial mishandling that followed.
Law enforcement activity was recorded outside Hall-Greenberg’s residence in Washougal, Washington, on December 10, 2025. This legal development, reported by NBC News on August 31, 2026, underscores the severity of the situation and the impact on the affected clients, who are now seeking justice and resolution.