The state guarantees the property right to all its holders. And if the owners of the property right are minors, practice has shown that for an effective guarantee of their property some specific guarantees are imminent to be implemented. And this is because, according to the civil legislation, the ability to be the owner of civil rights and obligations (the capacity to use) appears at the time of the person's birth, and the exercise capacity of the person, the ability to acquire by one's own act and to exercise civil rights, to personally assume civil obligations and to execute them, begins at the age of majority, i.e. at the age of 18, therefore the legal representatives are the ones who are responsible for the administration of the assets of minors under the law. Of course, when children come of age, they can ask their parents to account for their actions, but sometimes the restoration of violated rights is difficult or impossible, therefore establishing certain limits to restrict the parents' imagination in using children in different scenarios to achieve certain personal goals was imminent.