Hosted by Stephen Page · 🇺🇸 US · EN-AU · 215 episodes
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Join Award-Winning Family & Surrogacy Lawyers, Bruce Provan and Stephen Page who interviews lawyers, doctors, counsellors, parents, surrogates, scientists, donors and others who are the moving parts bringing together the ability to form families through surrogacy, and when families fall apart. Interviewees talk about their personal journeys through life, leading to their passion in their respective fields.
Stephen Page hosts Australian Family and Fertility Law, a society show with 215 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of the Australian Family & Fertility Law Podcast, Multi-Award Winning Surrogacy & Fertility Lawyer Stephen Page explores a monumental legal update for families formed through internationa
Send us Fan Mail In this highly informative episode of the Australian Family & Fertility Law Podcast, Bruce Provan , Managing Director of Page Provan, tackles one of the most critical questions in family law: Do children
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of the Australian Family & Fertility Law Podcast, Multi-Award Winning Surrogacy & Fertility Lawyer Stephen Page unpacks the landmark Western Australian legal case, Dunn v Reproductive Tec
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of the Australian Family & Fertility Law Podcast, Multi-Award Winning Surrogacy & Fertility Lawyer Stephen Page invites listeners to join him at the upcoming Growing Families Conference i
Send us Fan Mail In this special episode of the Australian Family & Fertility Law Podcast, Multi-Award Winning Surrogacy & Fertility Lawyer Stephen Page takes a moment to reflect on two major career milestones occurring
Send us Fan Mail Happy Pride Month ! In this deeply personal episode, Multi-Award Winning Surrogacy & Fertility Lawyer Stephen Page opens up about his own family's surrogacy journey and the realities of navigating the le
Send us Fan Mail Parental relocation—the act of moving a child to a new location that significantly impacts their contact with the other parent—is a high-stakes area of family law. In this episode of the Australian Famil
Send us Fan Mail While the United States remains a highly desirable destination for surrogacy due to its established legal frameworks, 2026 has brought a series of "storm clouds" that intended parents can no longer ignor
Send us Fan Mail Posthumous reproduction is one of the most sensitive areas of fertility law, and in Victoria, it is also one of the most strictly regulated. In this episode of the Australian Family & Fertility Law Podca
Send us Fan Mail Australia’s assisted reproductive technology laws are a patchwork of state-based regulations that create significant inequality for single women. In this episode of the Australian Family & Fertility Law
Send us Fan Mail Known sperm donation sits at a complex intersection of family law, contract law, and reproductive ethics. In this episode of the Australian Family & Fertility Law Podcast , Multi-Award Winning Surrogacy
Send us Fan Mail Parental alienation is a complex and often insidious dynamic that can have a profound impact on a child's psychological wellbeing and their relationship with a parent. In this episode of the Australian F
Send us Fan Mail Surrogacy counseling is often viewed as a "tick-box" exercise, but it is actually a fundamental legal safeguard for the child and all parties involved. In this episode, Ella Leitch, Solicitor at Page Pro
Send us Fan Mail Vietnam stands out in Asia as a country that has formalised surrogacy laws, yet those laws are among the most restrictive in the world. In this episode of the Australian Family & Fertility Law Podcast, M
Send us Fan Mail The island of Cyprus, divided for over 50 years, presents a complex and dangerous landscape for intended parents. In this episode of the Australian Family & Fertility Law Podcast, Multi-Award Winning Sur
Send us Fan Mail As international surrogacy destinations continue to shift due to war and legislative changes, a new player has emerged in Central Asia: Kyrgyzstan. In this episode of the Australian Family & Fertility La
Send us Fan Mail Kenya has historically been a "wild west" for international surrogacy—an unregulated environment that has led to its inclusion on several international caution lists. In this episode of the Australian Fa
Send us Fan Mail International child abduction remains one of the most challenging areas of family law, involving a delicate balance between international treaties and the welfare of children. In this episode, Bruce Prov
Send us Fan Mail Armenia has emerged as a financially accessible international surrogacy destination, but what are the hidden legal dangers? In this episode, Stephen Page provides a critical look at the complex and highl
Send us Fan Mail When exploring international surrogacy, understanding a country's legal framework is absolutely critical for the safety of everyone involved. In this episode, Stephen Page discusses why Albania currently
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Australian Family and Fertility Law is hosted by Stephen Page. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 215 episodes.
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