Says who? The child is paid under the table by the parent. It's no different than getting an allowance. As long as the parent or grandparent is the legal guardian they can do as they wish.
The OP needs to find a better place to hide their games or contraband.
Is it Legal for a parent to take a child's property and trash it?
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if you are underage than he owns all your stuff
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This is why kids are allowed to leave home at 16. So that they dont have to deal with their parents potentially stealing their things.
Not if it was paid by working for it himself. Then no.
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Says who? The child is paid under the table by the parent. It's no different than getting an allowance. As long as the parent or grandparent is the legal guardian they can do as they wish.
The OP needs to find a better place to hide their games or contraband.
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But he worked for it himself, so therefore it's his.
Thats not right to have the kid work hard, and then take away the stuff they actually earned.
Why should the kid even work if his stuff is going to be taken away??!?!?
It. Is. His. Stuff.
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Good luck arguing that in court.
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I would win.
If he's 16, and worked for it himself and has the receipt.
I dont think it matters that he lives with them. At a certain age you gain independence.