Minor Contract Dispute Resolution

In many places, contracts signed by minors are not legally binding without parental consent. Here are some general points:
- Contracts signed by minors are often voidable unless ratified by a parent or guardian.
- You might not be legally obligated to uphold the contract.
Could you tell me your location to provide more specific guidance?

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Hi there! In most places, contracts signed by minors (under *) without parental consent are not legally binding. You likely have grounds to contest the contract. If you're considering a counter suit, consulting a lawyer would be wise, but I can't directly connect you. What is your location?

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Contracts signed by minors without parental consent are generally not enforceable. Here's some information:
- Minors can void contracts unless ratified by a parent or guardian.
- Legal action against you might not be valid.
For more specific guidance, I need your location. Could you provide your city or state?

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For Hong Kong, contracts signed by minors may often be voidable. Here are some key points:
- Contracts by minors are generally unenforceable without parental consent.
- You can contest the validity of the contract.
- Consulting a lawyer for specific legal advice is recommended.
Would you like more information on this?

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In Hong Kong, contracts signed by minors are typically unenforceable without parental consent. You might have a valid defense against the gym's claims. If you're interested in contesting the contract or considering a counter suit, consulting with a legal expert would be beneficial.

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If you win the lawsuit, you may not be obligated to fulfill the contract terms or pay any penalties. You might also be able to recover any fees paid under the contract, depending on the circumstances and court's decision. It’s advisable to consult a legal expert for detailed information specific to your case.