Maryland court decides who gets frozen pre-embryo in divorce case
A law professor says these difficult cases are more complicated by the recent Supreme Court Ruling overturning Roe V. Wade.
A law professor says these difficult cases are more complicated by the recent Supreme Court Ruling overturning Roe V. Wade.
By Lee J. Eidelberg, Esquire Moving violations in Maryland are of two varieties: “payable” or “non-serious” violations, and those which require the alleged offender to appear in court, or “must appear” violations.1 The latter violations, with limited exceptions, carry both monetary fines and a penalty of incarceration. Citations are now usually issued on a computer… Read More »
The Appellate Court of Maryland has recently established a multi-factor framework for courts to determine the disposition of cryogenically preserved embryos in a divorce. Tackling this issue for the first time in Maryland, in Jocelyn P. v. Joshua P., the appellate court said: Neither this Court nor the [Supreme Court of Maryland] has classified the… Read More »