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Can a Minor Later “Disavow” a Waiver Previously Signed By a Parent or Guardian?

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Can a Minor Later “Disavow” a Waiver Previously Signed By a Parent or Guardian?

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In the State of Alabama, the courts are fairly liberal in allowing a minor to disavow a contract signed by a parent or guardian on their behalf. While the case law is a little mixed on this subject, a minor would likely have to demonstrate to the court that the parent or guardian did not have the best interests of the minor in mind at the time of signing. This legal protection is afforded the minor to prevent damage should the parent or guardian demonstrate recklessness by signing a contract on behalf of the minor. The case law on a parent or guardian later attempting to disavow a contract they signed on behalf of a minor is a little more clear. It would not be allowed by the courts in the State of Alabama.

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