Case Study: Why you shouldn’t make handshake deals when it comes to the family farm
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Handshake deals between family members are a common precursor to many intergenerational farming disputes. As a disputed estate specialist, I deal with the fall-out of handshake deals every day.
It takes a village to have a child: surrogacy in South Australia
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They say it takes a village to raise a child, however in surrogacy world, we say it takes a village to make one. I am fortunate enough to work in one of the brighter areas of law, which involves helping Australian families work with their surrogates and create the family they’ve always wanted.