Last year, I posted about a lesbian couple who sued a Canberra specialist because instead of one egg being fertilised, two were fertilised, resulting in two babies not one.
Now it appears that their claim in the ACT Supreme Court has failed, and they have to pay the doctor’s costs.
Friday the 13th, Black Friday, is normally a day of doom and gloom- when things go wrong. However, Black Friday, 13 December 2024 was a good day for many children born through surrogacy – and their parents.
News from the UK is that eight children- four boys and four girls (including a pair of twins) have now been born through mitochondrial donation, enabling these children to be born through three people’s DNA.
Surrogacy is a deeply personal and often complex journey for many Australian families. With the rise of international surrogacy arrangements, a pressing question frequently arises: Will I face prosecution if I engage in surrogacy overseas?
