Step 1 : Introduction to the question "If a person is acting "ad litem", they might be in court on behalf of someone incapable of representing himself or herself."
...The phrase means "for the lawsuit" and is related to the word "litigate".
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Nov 7, 2018
[Answer] If a person is acting "ad litem", they might be in court on behalf of someone incapable of representing himself or herself.
...The phrase means "for the lawsuit" and is related to the word "litigate".
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