After a minor reaches the legal age of majority, he or she may disaffirm an executed contract for a luxury made while a minor only if he or she

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After reaching the age of majority, a minor can disaffirm a contract for a non-essential item (luxury) made while they were a minor if they act within a reasonable length of time. The law does not require the minor to have accurately represented their age, to disaffirm in writing, or to return the item in new or unused condition.

After a Minor Reaches the Legal Age of Majority, He