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crazym8007

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Washington State

Third party invested money into my name and mother was the "signer" so to say of stocks, bonds, and mutual funds and other sorts of investments before i was 18. I was curious when, do I have legal rights to the investments i.e. no needs for consulting the signer to aquire money and if age has any power in this issue.
 


ALawyer

Senior Member
It all depends on the EXACT type of account that was opened up and is now holding the money.

If it is a Custodial Account under the Uniform Gift to Minors Act, the beneficial owner (you) has a right to the money at age 21 in most states.

If it was a Trust Account, it all depends on the terms of the trust.
 

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