Sofia Vergara Wins Legal Battle Against Ex Nick Loeb Over Frozen Embryos

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Sofia Vergara has won in court against her ex-Nick Loeb over the custody of her frozen pre-embryos.

Sofia Vergara celebrated another win in the legal fight against her ex-fiancé Nick Loeb in a years-long custody battle over frozen embryos.The 48-year-old actress looked stunning in a black tweed jacket and skintight jeans on Wednesday, just moments after a Los Angeles County Superior Court judge granted a permanent injunction stating that Loeb could not use the embryos without her consent.The news comes as a major blow to his case where he tried to establish rights by going as far as even naming the embryos.

Sofia Vergara has scored a big court victory after her ex-fiance was banned from using the former couple's frozen embryos without the actress' permission. The Modern Family star has been fighting Nick Loeb in court for years after he attempted to have a 2013 contract they had both signed with California fertility clinic bosses ruled invalid, as it declared both parties needed to give their consent before the fertilised eggs could be brought to term.

A judge has ruled in favor of Sofia Vergara regarding custody rights of frozen pre-embryos against her ex, Nick Loeb. The pre-embryos were created while the two actors were together, and a custody battle has ensued since their split.

Sofia Vergara has won the ongoing legal battle over her frozen embryos, with a judge ruling against her ex Nick Loeb. The Modern Family actress had been embroiled in a court case for six years with her former fiance, who was fighting for consent to use the eggs. Sofia, 48, and Nick, 45, began dating in January 2010 and announced their engagement in 2012.

 Sofía Vergara  can finally put his ex-fiancé, Nick Loeb, in the past. The Colombian actress received a permanent injunction by a Los Angeles Superior Court judge that bans Loeb from bringing the unborn offsprings to term without Vergara’s “explicit written consent.”As reported by Page Six, Loeb breached a contract he had with the actress after setting up a trust for the embryos and sued for custody in Louisiana.

Sofia Vergara won another legal battle against her ex-fiance Nick Loeb in a years-long custody battle over frozen embryos.A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge granted a permanent injunction stating that Loeb could not use the embryos without her consent, a blow to his case where he tried to establish rights by going as far as even naming the embryos.Loeb even attempted to establish trusts for the embryos, according to TMZ, as he fought 'tooth and nail for permission to bring the embryos to term.' Winner winner: Sofia Vergara won another legal battle against her ex-fiance Nick Loeb in a years-long custody battle over frozen embryos; seen in 2014Just last month, Loeb lost yet another legal battle in his fight to obtain legal custody over

Sofia Vergara's ex-fiancé, Nick Loeb, will not be able to use the frozen embryos they created together without the actress' consent, the Los Angeles Superior Court ruled on Tuesday.The judge granted Vergara a permanent injunction, ruling that the contract they signed with a Beverly Hills fertility clinic in 2013 is still valid. Vergara, 48 and Loeb, 45, were engaged from 2012 to 2014.

Sofia Vergara and her ex over frozen embryos appears to be over.A judge permanently blocked her ex, Nick Loeb, from using them with a surrogate without the "Modern Family" star's consent, which she doesn't ever plan on giving.The embryo battle has been going on ever since Sofia and Nick split in 2014. After that, Nick fought for years — in multiple states — to gain control of two frozen embryos from the duo's 2013 IVF treatments.