In the case of Zelnick v. Adams, the state supreme court held Select one: a. that in some cases attorney's fees may be considered necessaries for minors, but not necessarily in every factual situation. b. The minor had to pay the fees in this case because the legal services were determined by the state supreme court to be necessaries for the minor involved with this case. c. that attorney's fees are always considered necessaries for all minors such that any disclaimer will be met with the minor's responsibility to pay the reasonable value of the legal services. d. that attorney's fees are never considered necessaries for minors such the minor may disaffirm a contract for legal services prior to attaining the age of minority.