Court issues decisions on embryos following divorce

Court issues decisions on embryos following divorce

Many couples in California want children. As a result, they began to make plans, sometimes including the creation and storage of embryos. Unfortunately, some couples make the decision that a divorce is in their best interest, leaving them to disagree about the fate of frozen embryos. A former couple in another state has been at odds over the fate of their embryos. Although a state appeals court has recently issued a ruling on the case, the woman in the case has vowed to continue the fight.

Brent Kaspar

Brent Kaspar is the founder and managing partner of Kaspar & Lugay, LLP. As both a Certified Family Law Specialist and Certified Public Accountant, he brings legal and financial insight to high-net-worth divorce, complex asset division, spousal support, child custody, and other California family law matters.

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