State v. Tissot

How courts have described this case

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• holding that service of the summons on the guardian ad litem’s attorney advocate combined with naming the juvenile in the caption of the summons is sufficient to establish subject matter jurisdiction
• finding that the children were “very dirty,” but also that “the mother required the children to eat roach-infested food and sleep in roach-infested beds” and “[g]oats were found to be living inside the home and a dead and decaying chicken was observed in the bathroom.”
• the name of the juvenile in the caption of the summons combined with service of the summons on the juvenile's guardian ad litem was sufficient to establish subject matter jurisdiction

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).