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Transfers and Custodians to Which Chapter Applicable; Personal Jurisdiction Over Custodian; Transfers Made Under Law of Another State.

Section
35-5A-4

Manner of Creating Custodial Property and Effecting Transfer; Form of Transfer; Control of Custodial Property.

Section
35-5A-11

Transfer to Be for One Minor; Only One Custodian; Single Custodianship.

Section
35-5A-12

Validity of Transfer; Interest Conveyed; Rights of Custodian and Minor as to Property Transferred; Provisions of Chapter Incorporated in Transfer; Transfer Does Not Authorize Settlement or Release of Claims.

Section
35-5A-13

Powers and Duties of Custodian as to Custodial Property Generally.

Section
35-5A-14

Custodian Has Rights and Powers That Unmarried Adult Would Have as to Property.

Section
35-5A-15

Delivery, Payment, or Expenditure of Custodial Property for Benefit of Minor.

Section
35-5A-16

Custodian's Expenses, Compensation, and Bond.

Section
35-5A-17

Exemption of Third Person From Liability for Good Faith Dealings With Custodian.

Section
35-5A-18

Claims Against Custodial Property; Personal Liability of Custodian and Minor.

Section
35-5A-19

Renunciation, Resignation, Death or Removal of Custodian; Designation of Successor Custodian.

Section
35-5A-20

Accounting by and Determining of Liability of Custodian.

Section
35-5A-21

Termination of Custodianship Upon Minor's Reaching Age 21 or Age of Majority or Upon Minor's Death.

Section
35-5A-22

Applicability of Chapter.

Section
35-5A-23

Transfers Made Before and Custodianships Existing on October 1, 1986; Property Held in Custodianship Which Terminated Between July 22, 1975, and October 1, 1986, When Minor Attained Age 19.

Section
35-5A-24

Uniform Transfers to Minors Act.

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Short Title.

Definitions.

Transfers and Custodians to Which Chapter Applicable; Personal Jurisdiction Over Custodian; Transfers Made Under Law of Another State.

Nomination of Custodian.

Transfer by Gift or Exercise of Power of Appointment.

Transfer by Will or Trust.

Other Transfer by Fiduciary.

Transfer by Obligor.

Receipt and Discharge for Transfer of Custodial Property.

Manner of Creating Custodial Property and Effecting Transfer; Form of Transfer; Control of Custodial Property.

Transfer to Be for One Minor; Only One Custodian; Single Custodianship.

Validity of Transfer; Interest Conveyed; Rights of Custodian and Minor as to Property Transferred; Provisions of Chapter Incorporated in Transfer; Transfer Does Not Authorize Settlement or Release of Claims.

Powers and Duties of Custodian as to Custodial Property Generally.

Custodian Has Rights and Powers That Unmarried Adult Would Have as to Property.

Delivery, Payment, or Expenditure of Custodial Property for Benefit of Minor.

Custodian's Expenses, Compensation, and Bond.

Exemption of Third Person From Liability for Good Faith Dealings With Custodian.

Claims Against Custodial Property; Personal Liability of Custodian and Minor.

Renunciation, Resignation, Death or Removal of Custodian; Designation of Successor Custodian.

Accounting by and Determining of Liability of Custodian.

Termination of Custodianship Upon Minor's Reaching Age 21 or Age of Majority or Upon Minor's Death.

Applicability of Chapter.

Transfers Made Before and Custodianships Existing on October 1, 1986; Property Held in Custodianship Which Terminated Between July 22, 1975, and October 1, 1986, When Minor Attained Age 19.

Uniformity of Application and Construction.