Page Provan Turns 5

Page Provan Turns 5

In this video, our director and award-winning fertility lawyer, Stephen Page, reveals the privilege of practising family and fertility law as Page Provan turns five this year.

Transcript

G’day, I’m Stephen Page from Page Provan Family and Fertility Lawyers, and I just want to share with you a little bit of news that’s important to me. It may not be important to you at all, but it sure makes me feel very proud, and that is that our little firm, the little engine that could, is now five.

So Page Provan was born out of adversity, as it turns out, in 2018, and Bruce Provan and I had been partners in another law firm, and then suddenly we were partners in our own law firm, and we decided to call it Page Provan.

Our area of practise has always been family and fertility law, and so we called ourselves Page Provan Family and Fertility Lawyers. And since 2018, we have been chugging along very happily.

In other videos, I talk about an award that I received this year and other big news, and we have continued to be listed in Doyle’s Guide as recommended family lawyers in Brisbane, which is pretty impressive, I think, for an outfit that just started, at least just started back in 2018.

So we keep getting listed year after year. I think that’s testament to all our staff that we’ve had over that time, that everyone tries the absolute best for our clients, because we only exist to serve others.

And it’s a real honour to help other people when their relationships break down or when they’re looking at forming a family through adoption or surrogacy or assisted reproductive treatment of some kind.

So it’s a real privilege to practise as a lawyer and a joy every day to wake up and know that our little outfit is still chugging along five years later. Thank you.

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