The guardian disposes of the property of minor children.

Guardians have the right to dispose of minors' property. According to relevant laws and regulations, minors are legally incapacitated or restricted, and most of their behaviors need to be represented by guardians. According to the law, the legal guardians of minors should be their parents first, and parents have the right and obligation to assume the responsibility of supervision and protection for the personal, property and other legitimate rights and interests of minor children.

Guardians have the right to dispose of minors' property. Minors are legally incapacitated or have limited capacity for behavior, and most of their behaviors need the agency of guardians. According to the law, the legal guardians of minors should be their parents first, and parents have the right and obligation to assume the responsibility of supervision and protection for the personal, property and other legitimate rights and interests of minor children.

However, guardians have strict legal restrictions on the disposal of minors' property. In order to protect the interests of minors, guardians shall perform their guardianship duties, protect the person, property and other legitimate rights and interests of the ward, and shall not dispose of the ward's property except for the benefit of the ward. If the guardian fails to perform his guardianship duties or infringes upon the lawful rights and interests of the ward, he shall bear the responsibility; If property losses are caused to the ward, compensation shall be made for the losses. Only for the benefit of minors, guardians have the right to dispose of minors' property. Therefore, parents, as guardians of minor children, can only dispose of minor's property under certain conditions, that is, "for the benefit of minors".

Can guardians sell their children's property?

1. Guardians are not allowed to sell their children's property. In the provisions of Chinese laws and regulations on the rights and obligations of guardians, guardians in China should perform their guardianship duties according to the principle of being most beneficial to the ward.

2. The guardian shall not dispose of the property of the ward except for safeguarding the interests of the ward. Guardians in our country shall not interfere in the affairs that the ward has the ability to handle independently. No right.

If the child is an adult, he has no right to buy or sell. Because children have civil capacity as adults. If you want to sell the property, you can let your children sell it, or let your children provide written authorization to express their willingness to sell the property, and the parents will handle it on their behalf and notarize it at the same time.

5. If the child is underage and wants to sell the house, parents need to show the Declaration of Selling the House for the Interests of Minors, and provide the certificate signed by the guardian to ensure that he has the qualification of guardian before selling the house under the name of the minor.

legal ground

civil law

Article 20; Minors without capacity for civil conduct A minor under the age of eight is a person without capacity for civil conduct, and his legal representative acts as an agent to carry out civil legal acts.

Article 21; An adult without civil capacity who cannot identify his own behavior is a person without civil capacity, and his legal agent shall act as his agent to carry out civil legal acts.