> Mutual Fund question?

Mutual Fund question?

Posted at: 2014-12-05 
Since this is a UGMA account, your daughter is free to do with the funds as she pleases as soon as she reaches the age of majority in her home state. That's 18 in most states.

If they wanted to control what she did with the funds they should have set up a trust. That letter is meaningless.

As per Indian Law, the custodian is authorised to do anything for the exclusive benefit of the minor.

My parents took out a mutual fund for my daughters college expenses when she was younger. They stated on a notarized letter (which they can't find but redid it recently) that this is to be used to assist in my portion of her college tuition (I'm responsible for 50% and her mom is responsible for the other 50%). My ex is claiming I can not do this since it was taken for her, but it was my parents and they stated it is for college (I have receipts for everything paid)

It is a custodial account which I am the custodian and she is the minor it's a UGA