Surrogacy in Cyprus sounds, at first glance, like it might offer a Mediterranean alternative for intended parents looking overseas. In reality, Cyprus is not one surrogacy destination but two very different legal and political environments sitting on the same island.
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Page Provan is a legal practice specializing in family and fertility law, with a focus on surrogacy and assisted reproductive technology. The firm provides expert legal advice and representation for intended parents, surrogates, and donors navigating complex domestic and international surrogacy arrangements. Their publications address regulatory developments, legal challenges, ethical considerations, and practical guidance related to surrogacy laws and reproductive technologies across various jurisdictions, including Australia, the United States, and Mexico. The firm also engages in law reform discussions and constitutional challenges concerning access to surrogacy and reproductive services, emphasizing compliance with anti-discrimination laws and the protection of all parties involved in assisted reproduction.
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Surrogacy in Kyrgyzstan: The New Frontier or a Legal Minefield?
By Stephen Page
Surrogacy in Kyrgyzstan is suddenly attracting attention, particularly among intended parents looking for countries that appear more open than the usual destinations. On paper, the change is striking. In 2024, Kyrgyzstan introduced laws allowing surrogacy and, unlike some neighbouring former…
Parental Child Abduction: What to Do if Your Child is Not Returned
By Bruce Provan
International child abduction is one of the most distressing situations a parent can face. It often begins suddenly. A child is taken overseas without permission, or a parent agrees to overseas travel and then discovers the child is not being…
The End of International Surrogacy in Kenya? What Australians Need to Know
By Stephen Page
Surrogacy in Kenya has long sat in an uneasy space. It has been available, it has been used by some foreign intended parents, and yet it has operated in a legal environment that is largely unregulated. For Australians, that combination…
Cheap Surrogacy in Armenia? The Hidden Legal Traps You Must Know
By Stephen Page
Surrogacy in Armenia may look attractive at first glance. The price point is lower than many other international programs, and Armenia does have a legal framework permitting surrogacy. But low cost is not the same thing as low risk. For…
ALRC Surrogacy Inquiry: What the Proposed Reforms Could Mean for Australians
By Stephen Page
Stephen Page Joins Final ALRC Advisory Committee Meeting on Surrogacy Law Reform
Our Legal Practice Director, Stephen Page, recently took part in the third and final meeting of the Advisory Committee to the Australian Law Reform Commission’s (ALRC) surrogacy…
No Laws, High Risks: The Truth About Albanian Surrogacy
By Stephen Page
Albanian surrogacy is the kind of topic that should make intended parents stop and think very carefully before doing anything at all. When a country has no clear surrogacy framework, no proper safeguards, and no settled legal pathway for parentage,…
Stephen Page Delivers Guest Lecture on Surrogacy to UTS Health Law Students
By Stephen Page
Page Provan director and award-winning fertility lawyer Stephen Page recently had the honour of delivering a guest lecture to Health Law students at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) on the topic of surrogacy.
The lecture formed part of the…
How Onco-Fertility & Surrogacy Saved a Cancer Survivor’s Dream of Parenthood
By Stephen Page
Onco-fertility and surrogacy can change the course of a family’s future at the very moment life feels most uncertain. A cancer diagnosis is frightening enough on its own. When that diagnosis comes with treatment that may affect fertility, the shock…
Does IVF Cause Cancer? New Australian Research Findings
By Stephen Page
The question of IVF cancer risk has worried many women for years. It is an understandable concern. If fertility treatment involves hormones, and sometimes quite intensive treatment, people naturally ask whether that could increase the chance of developing cancer later…