Property division, child custody and support are typical matters of discussion in divorce settlements. But, when you and your spouse have frozen pre-embryos, your decision-making process may be more challenging, as the reproductive rights of each prospective parent ought to be taken into consideration, in addition to the implications of having another child together post-divorce.
While in vitro fertilization (IVF) provides many couples the option to become genetic parents, the technology can present legal and ethical questions down the road. However, the Supreme Court of the State of Colorado recently established their considerations for pre-embryos in cases of divorce
