How to Obtain a NSW Parentage Order for a Child Born Overseas

Send us a text Could new NSW laws finally help families stuck in legal limbo after overseas commercial surrogacy? Starting July 1, 2025, groundbreaking changes to New South Wales law will allow the Supreme Court to make parentage orders for children born through commercial surrogacy overseas - but there"s a crucial catch you need to know about! In this essential episode of the Australian Family and Fertility Law Podcast, Stephen Page from Page Provan Family & Fertility Lawyers breaks down exactly what these game-changing laws mean for Australian families. Discover why these changes came about, the critical difference between children born before and after July 1, 2025, and what "exceptional circumstances" really means for your family"s future. Key insights covered: The sunset provision protecting families with children born before July 1, 2025 New "exceptional circumstances" requirement for future cases Why specialist surrogacy legal advice is more crucial than ever Real implications for families navigating international surrogacy Whether you"re considering surrogacy, currently in the process, or supporting someone who is, these NSW law changes could significantly impact your journey. Don"t navigate this complex legal landscape alone! 👍 Found this helpful? Hit LIKE and SUBSCRIBE for more essential family and fertility law updates! Connect with Stephen Page: 📧 Contact Page Provan Family & Fertility Lawyers