A Florida couple says they reached an agreement with the biological parents of a baby they are raising after an alleged IVF (in vitro fertilization) mix-up involving embryos at a fertility clinic. According to reports, the couple obtained custody of, and will continue raising, a child who is not genetically related to them after they believed an embryo transfer error occurred. The deal reportedly resolves disputes that followed the alleged swap by setting terms for the couple and the biological parents to share responsibility for the child’s future. Both outlets describe the arrangement as a custody agreement that allows the couple to keep caring for the baby while the biological parents are also part of the agreed framework. The reports do not indicate criminal charges or detailed findings from any investigation, but they characterize the settlement as a step toward legal and practical resolution for the family created through the alleged clinic mistake.