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Turning 18 Brings Big Changes for Young Adults and Their Parents

How To Be Legally Prepared for The New Laws That Affect You An 18th birthday opens new doors for minors and presents the independence of a fresh adulthood for children. Recognized as a young adult by almost every state in the union, these minors are finally legally able to vote, enter into contracts, and make …

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