Florida couple keeps custody after IVF mix-up; lawsuit targets fertility clinic

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A Florida couple, Tiffany Score and Steven Mills, will maintain permanent custody of their daughter Shea after reaching a custody agreement with the child’s anonymous biological parents. DNA testing showed Shea is 100% South Asian, despite the couple being White. The couple is suing IVF Life Inc. and Dr. Milton McNichol for negligence and is calling for free genetic testing for all patients and children linked to embryo implantations in the past five years, as the clinic prepares to close and a replacement clinic (CNY Fertility) opens.
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- Florida couple given wrong embryo will retain permanent custody of their child The Guardian
- Embryo mix-up: Central Florida couple to raise baby girl Orlando Sentinel
- Florida couple reaches custody agreement after IVF mix-up, documents show WESH
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