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High Court to consider who is a parent under Family Law Act

High Court to consider who is a parent under Family Law Act

by Management on 26/04/2019 with No Comments

By Di Simpson Historically, the idea of ‘who is a parent’ for the purposes of family law has been rather straightforward. But artificial insemination, surrogacy, donor conception, DNA testing and evolving concepts of ‘family’ have made the question of parentage increasingly … Read More

Family Law Artificial Conception, Family Law, High Court
IVF and the Parent Trap

IVF and the Parent Trap

by Lois Clifford on 13/09/2013 with No Comments

It is becoming increasingly common for single women to turn to IVF to achieve their desire to have a child of their own now assisted reproduction is readily available. Some of these women wish to be able to raise their … Read More

Care of Children, Family Law Artificial Conception, Assisted Reproduction, Biological Parents, Biological Progenitors, IVF, Parent Child Relationship, Parental Responsibility, Parenting
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