Legal Rights For 18 Year Olds

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Summary

In Utah, personal items received as gifts or bought with your own money are typically considered yours. Items bought by parents for family use may not be considered yours. For personalized advice, consult a local attorney. Free or low-cost legal advice is available through organizations like Utah Legal Services. Contact them via their website or by calling (801) 328-8891.

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I’m turning * soon and am scared my mom will stop me from taking items that I feel I should be able to take. I just don’t know what’s in my rights to take
Hi ****, can you tell me which state you live in? Laws regarding personal belongings can vary by location.
Utah
Hello ****, in Utah:
- Personal items you've received as gifts or bought with your own money are typically considered yours.
- Items bought by your parents for family use may not be considered yours.
Please consult with a local attorney for more personalized advice.
Can I talk to one free of charge to ask these questions?
Yes, ****. There are legal aid organizations in Utah that provide free or low-cost legal advice. One example is Utah Legal Services. You can contact them through their website or by calling (*) *-* for more specific advice.