07 Nov Masson & Parsons in Action
On 21 October 2019, the Family Court of Australia made a declaration of parentage in favour of our client and her friend, who embarked upon a co-parenting journey last year. Kim*...
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04 Sep Why Do I Need a Donor Agreement?
The way in which families are created has changed dramatically in the last 3 decades. Couples and single persons are increasingly creating families by way of artificial conception, either through...
20 Jun A Sperm Donor Can Be A Parent
On Wednesday 19 June 2019 the High Court of Australia handed down their unanimous decision in our case, Masson & Parsons & Anors. The case was heard by the High Court...
16 Dec High Court to determine who can be a legal parent
On Friday 14 December 2018 we appeared in the High Court in a special leave application. We asked the Court to consider whether our client’s family law matter was significant...
23 Sep Parenting Objectives under the Family Law Act 1975
Requiring the Court’s intervention in your family law parenting or custody matter is an emotional and stressful time for parents, or persons concerned with the care, welfare and development of...
03 Sep How do lawyers charge their clients?
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In our experience one of the most common concerns that our clients have when engaging our services is in relation to how lawyers charge for their services. Most law firms, including...