A minor can disaffirm a contract made for _____.
A) real estate
B) life insurance
C) vocational training
D) bank accounts

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State legislatures have passed statutes denying minors the right to disaffirm certain kinds of contracts. These statutes typically involve things such as contracts for medical care, life insurance, bank accounts, loans for college tuition, agreements to support children, contracts made while running a business, and employment contracts of minor professionals such as actors and athletes. Things that have traditionally been treated as necessaries include food, clothing, shelter, medical care, basic educational and/or vocational training, and the tools of a minor's trade. A contract made for the following things can be disaffirmed.

A Minor Can Disaffirm a Contract Made for _____