Can my parents take my phone if I pay for it

Can my parents take my phone if I pay for it

If you try to take this up with the phone carrier yourself, the carrier doesn't care because you're on your parents' plan (i.e., your parents are the plan holders), & as far as the phone comp.As long as your parents pay your bills and provide you a place to eat and sleep i suggest you do what they say.Depends on the mortgage company.That is what parents are for.

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