Ethical surrogacy: our lawful, child-centred approach
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Ethical surrogacy: our lawful, child-centred approach
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Clients often ask about Page Provan’s ethos in family formation, from surrogacy and egg, sperm and embryo donation to posthumous retrieval. Stephen Page, multi-award winning surrogacy lawyer and accredited family law specialist, explains the four principles at the centre of the firm’s work.
In this episode:
Why every journey must be lawful, for clients and for the firm
What “first, do no harm” means for surrogates, donors, intended parents and the child
How reflecting on his early custody cases shaped Stephen’s child-centred approach
Why intended parents are encouraged to make sure their children can find out who their donor is, including after overseas treatment
How human rights became a guiding principle of South Australia’s Surrogacy Act 2019
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