Reflections of 40 Years of Legal Practice
Friday, January 17, 2025
In this video, Award Winning Family & Surrogacy Lawyer, Stephen Page reflects on his career spanning 40 years.
Things to Read, Watch & Listen
Posthumous conception cases in Victoria sit at the intersection of grief, medicine, and strict statutory rules. They are deeply personal matters, but they are also highly technical. Timing matters. Consent matters. Process matters. And one of the hardest truths for families is that retrieving eggs, sperm, or embryos is often easier than being legally allowed… Read More »Posthumous Conception in Victoria: Retrieval, Consent, and the Law
The United States has long been treated as the gold standard for international surrogacy. For many Australians, it has offered strong clinic systems, developed surrogacy practice, and in many states a reasonably clear legal pathway. Even so, clear does not mean simple, and safe does not mean risk free. In 2026, there are real warning… Read More »Surrogacy in the USA: Storm Clouds and Legal Risks in 2026
IVF for single women is lawful across Australia, and that is the starting point many people need to hear. A woman does not lose access to fertility treatment because she is single. Clinics cannot lawfully refuse treatment on that basis, with federal anti-discrimination law providing protection across the country. That is the good news. The… Read More »Single Women and IVF: Why Sperm Costs $65,000 in New South Wales
