Voting
Welcome to adulthood! You’re 18, which means you can vote in all local, state, and national elections. But, you can’t just show up to your nearest polling place. There are a few things you must remember first.
Jury Service
By performing this important civic duty, jurors help ensure fairness and excellence in the administration of justice by federal and state courts.
Housing
As a young adult, you might live away from your guardians’ home for the first time. Whether you are renting an apartment or buying your first house, finding a place can be exciting, but also presents several potential legal issues you should be prepared for.
Employment Law
By the time you turn 18, you may already have a job. Until this point, you were protected by various child labor laws, but these no longer apply once you become an adult. That doesn’t mean, however, that you have lost all protections in the workplace.