Z and B.Z went to a fertility clinic and had preembryos created from their sperm and eggs. Excess embryos were to be held in cryopreservation at the clinic. The couple had to sign a form saying what would happen to the preembryos under certain circumstances including if the couple separated. Before the last vial of preembryos was used, the husband filed for divorce and the wife sought the preembyos for implantation. The husband objected to being made a parent at this point. Should the Court deny enforcement of the agreement on the basis of public policy? What other premises will use to argue in support of your client?

Represent the wife: