In 2008, significant reforms to state and federal laws have brought greater recognition to same-sex couples and their children. Equal rights and responsibilities have been extended to same-sex couples who are de facto partners across almost all laws throughout Australia, and to lesbian co-parents also in NSW and federal law. This chapter describes recent changes in state and federal law, and how same-sex couples and parents are recognised. The new definitions and their interpretation are outlined, then rights in various substantive areas are discussed
Minority stress theory identifies the existence of a hostile social environment as an important fact...
This book shows six different realities of same-sex families. They range from full recognition of s...
The Marriage Equality Amendment Bill 2010 (Cth) currently before federal Parliament amends the prese...
Every state and territory in Australia has legislation the object of which is to provide legal certa...
Perhaps nowhere in family law is this evolution more dramatic than in the burgeoning recognition of ...
In recent decades Australia has seen significant advances in relation to the recognition of LGBTI hu...
This report on Australia\u27s largest consultation with lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender peopl...
Same sex parenting is becoming more common, yet parenting by gay and lesbian couples is not recognis...
It is an oft-heard lament that families are not what they used to be. This sentiment assumes that f...
Changing the definitions describing de facto relationships in relevant federal laws could help end d...
Tasmania has recently followed a strong legislative trend across Australia to elevate the legal righ...
paper for their very helpful comments and suggestions. 2 Relationship recognition has profound impli...
Marriage equality is a recent achievement in Australia, passing the Parliament on7 December 2017 and...
Now that same-sex couples have a nationwide right to marry, a new generation of questions about the ...
Legal context has become more inclusive for same-sex couples in French society over the recent decad...
Minority stress theory identifies the existence of a hostile social environment as an important fact...
This book shows six different realities of same-sex families. They range from full recognition of s...
The Marriage Equality Amendment Bill 2010 (Cth) currently before federal Parliament amends the prese...
Every state and territory in Australia has legislation the object of which is to provide legal certa...
Perhaps nowhere in family law is this evolution more dramatic than in the burgeoning recognition of ...
In recent decades Australia has seen significant advances in relation to the recognition of LGBTI hu...
This report on Australia\u27s largest consultation with lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender peopl...
Same sex parenting is becoming more common, yet parenting by gay and lesbian couples is not recognis...
It is an oft-heard lament that families are not what they used to be. This sentiment assumes that f...
Changing the definitions describing de facto relationships in relevant federal laws could help end d...
Tasmania has recently followed a strong legislative trend across Australia to elevate the legal righ...
paper for their very helpful comments and suggestions. 2 Relationship recognition has profound impli...
Marriage equality is a recent achievement in Australia, passing the Parliament on7 December 2017 and...
Now that same-sex couples have a nationwide right to marry, a new generation of questions about the ...
Legal context has become more inclusive for same-sex couples in French society over the recent decad...
Minority stress theory identifies the existence of a hostile social environment as an important fact...
This book shows six different realities of same-sex families. They range from full recognition of s...
The Marriage Equality Amendment Bill 2010 (Cth) currently before federal Parliament amends the prese...