Michigan Supreme Court hears arguments on frozen embryo custody in divorce case

The Michigan Supreme Court is deliberating a case concerning custody of a frozen embryo following the divorce of Sarah and David Markiewicz, who already have four children, three of whom were conceived through IVF using Sarah's sister's egg and David's sperm. Sarah wishes to use the embryo for another child, while David opposes this, citing the imposition of unwanted parenthood. The case, preceded by a lower court ruling in David's favor, is further complicated by Michigan's recent reproductive constitutional health amendment, with potential implications for future legal interpretations.