Taft Cleveland partner Amanda Pipik-Leip and associate Kathryn Meloni authored the article, “When Marriage Ends and Embryos Remain: The Challenges of Frozen Embryo Disputes in a Divorce,” which appears in the July issue of the Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Journal.

After a marriage ends, couples who have created embryos through IVF often face emotionally and legally complex decisions about their future. The article focuses on these challenges and how Ohio courts continue to refine how these sensitive cases should be analyzed.  To read the article, visit here.

Pipik-Leip is a partner in Taft’s Domestic Relations practice, known for guiding clients through high-stakes family law matters with clarity, strategy, and discretion. She brings extensive experience in sophisticated prenuptial agreements, complex divorce actions, dissolutions, custody and support issues, post-decree litigation, and adoption proceedings.

Meloni is an associate in Taft’s Domestic Relations practice. Her practice includes resolving property division, spousal support, and child custody disputes arising during divorce and dissolution proceedings.