Legal Question in Civil Litigation in Arizona
A father who has not been allowed to see or contact his daughter, has a CD at a local bank. It is in her name and he was the guardian. She is now over 18 and doesn't know about the money. He contacted her recently to tell her about it but before he could, she called him every name in the book, told him to go kill himself and to never, ever contact her again. Is there a way for him to take out the money or will it sit forever in the bank? He will not tell her about it.
Asked on 12/31/15, 11:29 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
It is hard to say without seeing the paperwork. Depending on the type of account and how it was set up, once the minor turned 18 the account may have automatically transferred into her name. If that is the case. Father will have no access to the funds.
Answered on 12/31/15, 11:33 am
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