D. adult spouse residing with infant {if infant is married)

C. any perscn or agency having legal custody

A. guardian of his person

B. parent havinq legal custody

D. An infant, incompetent or conservatee shall be liable for costs unless the court orders otherwise.

B. No default judgmert may be entered against an adult incapable of protecting his rights for whom a guardian ad litem has been appointed unless 20 days have passed since the appointment of a guardian ad litem.

C. Court may allow guardian reasonable compensation upon an affidavit of the guardian or his attorney showing the services rendered.

A. No default judgment may be entered against an infant or incompetent unless his representative has appeared in the action or 20 days have passed since the appointment of a guardian ad litem.

A. If infant is married and resides with an adult spouse, the court may order that the property be distributed to such spouse for infant's use (no limit on amount), or

B. If the value of the property does not exceed $20,000, the court may order the property distributed to person with whom infant, incompetent or conservatee resides for infant's use and benefit, or

D. When infant reached the age of 18, he may receive the money.

C. Court may order money deposited in an insurec bank account or other insured or guaranteed money market, government bonds, treasury bills, etc.

C. 2, 1, 3, 4

D. 2, 1, 4, 3

B. 1, 2,4, 3

A.1,2,3,4

D. infant if of the age of 14 or over.

A. guardian of property, if petitioner is represented by other than guardian

B. father (if living); if not, mother (if living); if not, person residing with infant.

C. infant, regardless of age.

A. clerk of civil court in the county of appointment

B. county clerk in the county of appointment.

C. clerk of surrogate's court in the county of appointment.

D. none of the above.

C. my party to action if motion is not made by infant or person in choices B or D.

D. guardian, committee of property, or conservator.

A infant party if he is more than 10 years of age.

B. a relative or friend of the infant.

A. a guardian

B. a conservator

C. a committee

D. a guardian ad litem

A. may be prepared by the clerk.

B. must be prepared by the clerk

C. may be prepared by the court attorney

D. may be prepared by attorney for adverse party

A. must be scbrnitted to arbitration.

D. may be submitted to arbitration upon court order on application of infant's representative.

C. must be submitted to arbitration if infant is 14 or over.

A. must be scbrnitted to arbitration.