Once a young person reaches the age of majority and ratifies a contract made as a minor, he or she has a reasonable period of time to void the contract.

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Once a young person reaches the age of majority and ratifies a contract made as a minor, they cannot later void the contract. Ratification makes the contract binding and irrevocable on the part of the young person who has reached the age of majority.

Once a Young Person Reaches the Age of Majority and Ratifies