Legal Question in Business Law in California

No. A minor is held to lack a legal capacity to sign contracts. Therefore a minor lacks the capacity to act as a member of an LLC. This would also make running the LLC difficult because the child would also lack the capacity to enter into the operating agreement, and to contracts for the LLC's behalf.

Overally, having a child as the owner of an LLC or co-owner of an LLC is problematic. Also, if you decide to employ the child there are certain child labor laws that you need to be careful about.

You should contact an attorney to consider your other options.

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