If a teenager has no property rights, who owns the things they buy? -

Somebody said in one of earlier questions that teenagers have no property rights. Well if they have a job and earned that money to buy something who owns it? Since they can t own the property someone has to own it?|::::|Your parents maintain rights of any property you have. The school can prohibit activities on school grounds. They can prohibit you from taking a car on their property, but they can not prohibit you from parking it somewhere else nearby.|::::|The parents own all your property, cause they house you , feed you, clothe, and you are legally responsible for your actions thus are responsible for your property, so they control/own it. The school is public property controlled by the school board, the school board is elected by the public to make decisions for them. So if the quot;publicquot; decides to pass a rule they can, within the property. They can say only busses (public vehicles) can enter public property.|::::|Whoever has custody of you (parents or legal guardians) own everything you buy until you turn 18. A school, under normal circumstances, cannot stop you from driving on public roads. However, they can refuse to give you a parking permit, which will effectively mean you cannot drive to school, unless you park off campus.|::::|The parents. They own the property and any money you make. Of course, they have a legal obligation to provide basic care, food, shelter, medical, and to see that you go to school. If you want to read the law on it, it s usually in whatever code your state places family law, often called Family Code or something similar. The school doesn t much care how you get there. They do, however, control the parking lot and can make rules like only seniors using it, that sort of thing.|::::|Your second question. A school can tell you that are not allowed to take the bus, or that you can t park on campus. For instance if you grades have dropped too low and your school has a rule against poeple on academic probation driving to school. Or on the bus you break the rules, your bus driver can then kick you off the bus. But they can t determine how you get there, only how you don t get there.