A happy problem: update for the So You Want to Make a Baby Seminar

A Queensland husband and wife, in the recent case of  Lloyd & Compton [2025] FedCFamC1A 28,  who had undertaken surrogacy in North Cyprus, were denied their chance of parenting orders and leave to adopt because they had undertaken commercial surrogacy. Instead, they were referred to the Queensland Director of Public Prosecutions for engaging in commercial… Read More »Queensland couple referred to police for surrogacy

In this video, solicitor Ella Leitch outlines the disclosure obligations every separating person must understand. For anyone engaging with family lawyers, the message is clear: transparency is essential. Failure to disclose relevant documents can lead to severe procedural and even criminal consequences, derail property settlements, and damage parenting matters. This article summarises the key legal… Read More »The Disclosure Requirements in Family Law

Reform of the regulatory and accreditation environment for the Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) Sector Health Ministers agreed that all Australians should have confidence in the ART services they access. Health Ministers commissioned a rapid review of ART in June. The Review found the current self-regulatory approach lacks the transparency and rigour that governments and the… Read More »Australian Health Ministers communique