Legal Aspects of Donation and Surrogacy in Queensland

Legal Aspects of Donation and Surrogacy in Queensland

On 11 June 2022, Accredited Family Law Specialist and Page Provan Director Stephen Page presented a paper at Monash IVF Qld Clinical Day regarding the legal aspects of donation and surrogacy in Queensland.

In his paper, he focused on surrogacy and egg, sperm and embryo donation – but not about posthumous use, which is a topic all its own.

DOWNLOAD THE PAPER HERE.

 

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