The Pennsylvania Checklist-Incapacitated Person-Minor is a legal document used to appoint a guardian for a minor child who is deemed to be mentally or physically incapacitated. This document is also used to appoint an attorney to represent the incapacitated person in court proceedings. The document is used to identify the incapacitated person, his or her needs, and the proposed guardian or attorney. There are three different types of Pennsylvania Checklist-Incapacitated Person-Minor: 1. Full Guardianship: This type of document is used to appoint a guardian for a minor who is unable to make decisions and manage his or her own affairs due to physical or mental incapacity. 2. Limited Guardianship: This type of document is used to appoint a guardian for a minor who can make decisions but needs assistance in managing his or her affairs. 3. Attorney Representation: This type of document is used to appoint an attorney to represent the incapacitated person in court proceedings.