Adults who contract with minors are bound to the agreement unless the minor chooses to disaffirm.

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This is the principle of minor's contractual disaffirmance, which states that a minor has the right to void a contract at any time before reaching the age of majority or within a reasonable time after turning 18. However, if the adult is unaware of the minor's age or if the contract is for necessities (such as food, clothing, and shelter), the minor may not be able to disaffirm the contract.

Adults Who Contract with Minors Are Bound to the Agreement