Living Blog
Conception occurs in many ways: traditional conception, IVF, surrogacy, adoption, sperm or egg donation in the clinical sense and sperm donation in the informal sense.
In the case of Masson and Parsons & Ors (2019), (pseudonyms used), a woman asked her good friend to donate sperm so that she could have a child. They made an informal agreement and subsequently she fell pregnant by way of artificial insemination resulting in the birth of a child in 2007.
In 2015, the mother and her de facto partner wished to relocate to New Zealand. As the sperm donor had been involved in the child’s life for...
Relief for commercial tenants
Australia: Parenting Orders and a Pandemic
Sporting activities are being cancelled, schools might close, grandparents may not be able to care for children and self-quarantine is recommended for sick children and their parents and perhaps...
Covid-19 and the increase in domestic violence incidents
Many people around the world are experiencing high levels of stress in response to the spread of Covid-19 and increased mental health complaints have been predicted. Anxiety stems from several...
New Social Distancing Laws in NSW came into place on March 31
On Sunday night last, Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced even stricter measures of enforcable Social Distancing to try to slow the spread or Covid-19.
The $1,500 Job Keeper subsidy outlined for employers and sole traders
$1,500 JobKeeper subsidy to keep staff employed
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Mediation in Parenting Duties
Many disputing couples understand mediation in parenting matters is “compulsory” prior to either party filing a parenting application in the Court. Section 60I of the Family Law Act 1975 requires...
Trees, common nature strips and Councils: Know your rights “Our land abounds in Nature Strips...”
Your house gives you the opportunity to make the most of your garden, turning it into a pleasant environment for you and your family to enjoy.
Changes to New South Wales State Revenue Legislation
The New South Wales Government recently introduced a Bill relevant to trustees of discretionary trusts that either own or will own residential land in New South Wales. It deals with when the...
