300 word count: The law is indeed 19-years old for capacity and Nebraska\'s comm

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The law is indeed 19-years old for capacity and Nebraska's common law is not far removed from Michigan's bouncey-pen case where a parent cannot give waiver of a child's rights. A guardian ad litem (court appointed representatives or parents or guardians) that makes a contract in the name of their ward is voidable by the minor up to a reasonable time after reaching majority, which is 19-years old.

Does this seem a good business policy or do you believe that this 19-year old age requirement hinders interstate commerce? If so, do you think that this a Federal Constitutional violation of the Commerce Clause of Art. 1 Sec. 8 and U.S. v. Lopez, 514 US 549 (1995)? Think about it because this law applies to you and people you know.

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A parent cannot give waiver of a child’s rights.

Yes I think this is a good business policy because children will be future parents and to have a secure future it is very much required to have a secure children.

Nebraska’s common law guarantee’s this and it a welcome legislation required and it needs to be followed all over states. This is not a federal constitutional violation because interstate commerce is not depended on this only thing and it has many other different factors.

Child support is monthly payment that parents need to help cover the cost of raising a child. A child till the time he gas 19 has the right under constitution to get covered for his expenses to grow up, this law is reasonable to the extent that it wants every child to stand on his feet and then contribute to the future of the nation.

There needs to be guideline for the process and in what way the future will be for both the parents and child. Although interstate commerce or for that matter any commerce will be effected by this because there will be less disposable income for the parents but in large economic sense this will be nullified by the effect of increased disposable income in sectors like education healthcare .

The parent with less parenting time can contribute in other ways in terms of securing other probable child’s future who are in dire need of this contribution from state. The state can make better decisions with these available disposable funds. The commerce clause of different states can be ratified to accommodate better contributing parents by granting exemption in other areas and thereby nullifying the effect of increased payout on one hand and reducing tax burden by granting exemptions.

All these will have positive impact on GDP.

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