Minor or Incompetent Persons

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1. Does appointing a guardian ad litem eliminate Section10’s express personal-service requirement upon an incompetent defe…
2. A competent19-year-old defendant is personally served. No special contrary rule or incompetency exists. The defendant o…
3. A17-year-old earns substantial income and owns property but remains a minor under the applicable law. Plaintiff invokes…
4. An adult is physically unable to walk but is affirmatively competent and subject to no guardianship or other special ru…
5. For an incompetent defendant without a legal guardian, the plaintiff secures appointment of a guardian ad litem but ser…
6. Explain why a competent19-year-old does not require minor-specific parent service solely because the historic age of ma…
7. A minor’s lawyer receives papers, but is not a parent, legal guardian or appointed guardian ad litem. Explain why profe…
8. An incompetent defendant has a newly appointed guardian ad litem, but no summons is served upon either. Explain why app…