Kayla from Euless is 20 years old, lives at home and says her parents will let her stay there, but only if she signs a contract, complete with fines and penalties built in. Is she wrong for thinking this is TOO STRICT?

What's the verdict, Judge Ryan?

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Kayla from Euless is 20 years old, lives at home and says her parents will let her stay there, but only if she signs a contract, complete with fines and penalties built in. Is she wrong for thinking this is TOO STRICT?
What's the verdict, Judge Ryan?
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When someone has a challenging situation in a relationship, a dispute with or issue with a neighbor or family member, or they just need an argument settled, it&rsquo;s Judge Ryan to the rescue.
But, before he renders his highly entertaining verdict, listeners to 99.5 The Wolf&rsquo;s morning show act as the jury and chime in with their opinions!&nbsp; It&rsquo;s must listen every morning and now on demand whenever you want it!

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5 5 26  Ryan's Court:  Kayla From Euless Is 20 Years Old, Lives At Home And Says Her Parents Will Let Her Stay There, But Only If She Signs A Contract.  Complete With Fines And Penalties Built In. Is She Wrong For Thinking This Is TOO STRICT?