Miller v. Miller

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• noting that divorce litigation would be “complicated exponentially by the involvement of children as [represented] parties,” as they could object to settlement offers, participate in discovery, and call witnesses on their own behalf
• “[A]t common law ... children do not possess the requisite legal capacity to participate in litigation in their own names.”
• “Divorce litigation would be complicated exponentially by the involvement of children as parties.”
• “The -15- 7711 2. Permissive intervention Under Civil Rule 24(b
• children not proper parties to parents’ divorce

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).