1. 59. Indeed there was no guarantee that the proposed ward would actually receive the notice, for methods other than personal service were commonly permitted. Mitchell 12 Clearinghouse Rev at 453 (cited in n. 6).
2. 5. Indeed, some statutes listed “advanced age” as a basis for a finding of incompetence, even though the link between old age and dysfunction is highly controversial. See Alexander, , 31 Stan L Rev at 1009 (cited in n. 4); Horstman, , 40 Mo L Rev at 215–216 (cited in n. 2).
3. 45. NM Stat Ann 45-5-101.T.
4. 43. On the other hand, the committee must consult with the attending or family physician if s/he is available for consultation.
5. 98. NM Stat Ann 45-5-304.C(3); ND Cent Code 0.1-28-04.2.b(2). See NM Stat Ann 45-5-407.F(3) (conservatorship).