Nadya Suleman -- aka Octomom -- is being sued for exploiting her 8 newborn children. In a lawsuit just filed, it is claimed the 8 babies need a court-appointed guardian, and a separate theatrical agent, to make sure their options are fully "explored". The point is to make sure the children get their fair share of any revenues generated by their fame. New York Daily News, May 4, 2009
NEW JERSEY DIVORCE : FROZEN EMBRYOS
A wife and husband enter into a contract providing for frozen embryos to be discarded in the event of their future divorce. Is such an agreement valid and enforceable? It is, at least in Texas. Roman v. Roman, No. 01-04-00541-CV (Texas Court of Appeals, Houston (1st Dist.), March 16, 2006
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