Men have filed several recent lawsuits stemming from abortions obtained by their partners or ex-partners. The strategy is part of an effort by antiabortion lawyers to gain ground in their uphill battle to target mail-order abortion pills and interstate travel for the procedure. But it carries risks—putting dysfunctional relationships on display to advance a divisive claim that men are harmed when their intimate partners end pregnancies. Abortion opponents say men suffer harm when their unborn children are aborted and have legitimate legal claims, including for wrongful death, against doctors and others who helped the mother do it.