Your client, D, Inc., has filed a petition. D, Inc.'s debt to C is guaranteed by G, who is the CEO and principal stockholder of D, Inc. C has sued G in state court on the guarantee. G has "asked" you to do something about this. What, if anything, can you do? Can you represent G? Articulate the reasons why a bankruptcy court might protect a person who is not a party in the bankruptcy case?  

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