Parents are always liable for the contracts made by their minor chil?dren.

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Parents are not always liable for contracts made by their minor children. Generally, minors cannot enter into contracts and such contracts are considered void or not enforceable. However, there are some exceptions where parents may be held responsible for the contracts made by their minor children if they acted as guarantors or co-signers for the contract, or if they allowed or encouraged their child to enter into the contract.

Parents Are Always Liable for the Contracts Made by Their