Frozen Embryos and IVF – Understanding Your Rights and Motions for Family Court in New Jersey to Determine Their Disposition

In the headlines today are the issues surrounding frozen embryos at fertility clinics around the nation.  New Jersey has its own law regarding frozen embryos and their disposition. 

If you have a frozen embryo issue with your former partner, call Green & Associates to help you determine how you wish to proceed.  We offer FREE CONSULATIONS and FLAT FEES for family court motions regarding issues concerning frozen embryos that may include issues concerning annual payments for continuing freezing of the embryos, thawing and discarding of the embryos, and/or donating the embryos for research.

There may be issues regarding contracts between the parties as to the freezing of the embryos and their ultimate use after they are no longer being used for IVF.  Parties may come to agreement or not as to the use of the remaining frozen embryos before or after IVF.  If they cannot come to agreement, it may require court intervention.

Forms provided by the IVF clinic may or may not specifically outline what the parties’ individual rights are if there is no agreement by the parties.  If there is no contract between the parties as to what may be done if they are not in agreement with the remaining frozen embryos, parties may need assistance in understanding their rights and what procedurally may be accomplished in a court of law.

Green & Associates can help you navigate the issues and law concerning this area.  We offer flat fees for motions and free consultations.  Call Green & Associates today.