Legal Question in Business Law in Nevada

Minors owning stock.

You have enough questions that you should seek local counsel. Ask them if you have a Uniform Transfers toMinors Act (or an old Uniform Gifts to Minors Act) which normally allow children "equitable" ownership ofof property but put legal title in a qualified adultcustodian. It seems to be more of a (state law) property rightsquestion than a Nevada Corp. question.

Why are you doing it, to make yourself "judgement-proof"(broke!) so you can engage in legal battles more fearlessly? If it's for asset protection such as that, consult a local attorney first; people make mistakesall the time in this area and only realize it afterthey get sued and lose and the opposing attorney findsthe weaknesses.

Nevada is rather unique in terms of asset protection;stock registration can be private in some cases as I understand it, and even directors names are not all public, I believe. Anyway, again, consult ... you know.