Child creator trust laws

Eleven states now have rules about what your child earns from your content.

Brandkept tracks your creator income, shows which of those laws reach your family, and keeps the records they require.

Start for freeNo card required. One child free, always.

In effect, by date

10 active · 1 pending
IL
Jul 2024
820 ILCS 206
CA
Jan 2025
Cal. Fam. Code §6650-6656
UT
May 2025
Utah Code §34-23-501
HI
Jun 2025
HRS ch. 554B
MN
Jul 2025
Minn. Stat. §181A.13
VA
Jul 2025
Va. Code §40.1-109.1
MT
Oct 2025
MCA §30-25-301
AR
Jul 2026
Ark. Code §4-88-1501
TN
Jul 2026
Tenn. Code §50-5-302
NJ
Aug 2026
N.J. P.L.2025 c.355
CO
Jun 2027
C.R.S. §8-12.5-101

Every one is different. Some measure how long your child is on screen. Some start at a dollar threshold. One bars children under 14 entirely. Brandkept reads all fifty states and tells you which rules reach you.

See what applies in your state →

What you get

Income, tracked

Connect YouTube and Twitch, or enter payments by hand. Every record is tied to a specific child, so what's theirs stays separable until they're 18.

Your state, read closely

Each law's actual conditions, cited to the statute, with what Brandkept knows and what it can't confirm. No guesses dressed up as answers.

Brand deals, flagged

Every sponsored post carries an FTC disclosure duty in all fifty states, whatever your state law says. Brandkept flags it when you log the deal.

Records, kept

Tennessee wants them until 21. Colorado wants minutes on screen. Brandkept holds what each state asks for, for as long as it asks.