Once a minor reaches the age of majority, in order to make the contracts entered into by the minor enforceable, it must be:
A) avoided.
B) validated.
C) disaffirmed.
D) ratified.

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Once a minor reaches the age of majority, they have the option to ratify or enforce the contracts they entered into while still a minor. Ratification means the contract is no longer voidable and becomes fully enforceable. In contrast, avoidance, disaffirmance, or invalidation would render the contract unenforceable. Therefore, the best choice is D (ratified).

Once a Minor Reaches the Age of Majority, in Order