Where a federal case is brought by a non-lawyer parent on behalf of an incompetent who cannot represent him or herself pro se, should no issues concerning the litigation be decided until the counsel issue is resolved

QUESTION PRESENTED FOR REVIEW Where a federal case is brought by a non-lawyer parent on behalf of an incompetent who cannot represent him or herself pro se, should no issues concerning the litigation be decided until the counsel issue is resolved, as the Second, Third, and Seventh Circuits have held, or may a district court dismiss the proceeding based on the parent’s failure to comply with a court order, as held by the Eleventh Circuit below? i INTERESTED PARTIES There are no