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Minors and waivers
Choose a state to read an available guide or open the official sources that still need to be checked.
MIMichiganThe Farm Markets GAAMP does not establish a minor waiver, guardian-signature, or agritourism-immunity procedure.Check separately: Capacity, signer authority, enforceability, age-appropriate access, supervision, school groups, childcare, and fact-specific duties.Retrieved August 13, 2026Read guide
OHOhioThe section defines a participant as an individual and discusses participant negligence, but the source text does not provide a separate minor-signature or waiver procedure.Check separately: Minor capacity, guardian authority, waiver enforceability, age-appropriate access, supervision, school groups, and fact-specific duties.Retrieved August 13, 2026Read guide
PAPennsylvaniaSection 5 says the participant signs before the activity, or a parent or guardian signs when the participant is a minor or care-dependent person; it also sets document, type-size, and language criteria.Check separately: Whether a particular agreement is enforceable or sufficient, who has authority to sign, and all fact-specific supervision or capacity issues.Retrieved July 27, 2026Read guide
TXTexasThe alternative signed-agreement path expressly calls for a parent, managing conservator, or guardian to sign for a minor before participation and sets document, type-size, and language criteria.Check separately: Agreement enforceability or sufficiency, signer authority, supervision, capacity, school groups, and other fact-specific duties.Retrieved August 13, 2026Read guide
VAVirginiaThe chapter defines participant broadly and requires notices in specified contracts, but does not set a separate minor-signature or age-access rule in the source text.Check separately: Capacity, guardian authority, agreement enforceability, age-appropriate access, supervision, school groups, and fact-specific duties.Retrieved August 13, 2026Read guide
WAWashingtonThe statute preserves liability for permitting minors to use facilities or join activities not reasonably appropriate for their age and describes parental or guardian supervision; the prescribed warning also mentions age-appropriate access.Check separately: Contract enforceability, signer authority, capacity, school groups, supervision facts, and any requirements outside this chapter.Retrieved August 13, 2026Read guide
What to check next
- Minor capacity and guardian authority
- Waiver enforceability
- Supervision and school-group rules
- Fact-specific safety duties