Which of the Following Is True Once a Guardian Has

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is true once a guardian has been appointed for a person who has been adjudicated insane?

A) If a person has been adjudicated insane and has a guardian appointed, that person has no capacity to enter into contracts and any contract he does attempt to enter into is void.
B) If a person has been adjudicated insane and has a guardian appointed, that person has no capacity to enter into contracts and any contract he does attempt to enter into is voidable.
C) If a person has been adjudicated insane and has a guardian appointed, that person retains capacity to enter into contracts so long as the other party to the contract is aware of the guardian's status.
D) If a person has been adjudicated insane and has a guardian appointed, that person retains capacity to enter into contracts so long as the other party to the contract is aware of the insanity issue.
E) If a person has been adjudicated insane and has a guardian appointed, that person retains capacity to enter into contracts so long as the other party to the contract is aware of the guardian's status and also the insanity issue.