My ex-husband opened an account for our XXXX child using his name and hers with Wells Fargo Bank. He subsequently has incurred a bank levy for unpaid registration fees on his vehicles. The levy attempted to garnish the account but there were no funds in the account so the bank assessed a {$120.00} processing fee for the levy. My ex-husband does not have legal or physical custody of XXXX our children. I went to the bank with my legal documents to have them remove our XXXX child from the account and they have said that while she is able to provide consent to be added on the account she is not able to revoke consent. They informed me that she can only be removed from the account by her father and the account can only be closed once the {$120.00} fee is paid because the account is for minors only. I do not agree with this position. She should be able to revoke consent to be a party on the account at any time, regardless of if the account is " for minors '' or otherwise. She did not personally incur the levy on the account and so she should not be held responsible for her fathers poor financial choices. He, in my opinion, is unlikely to pay the levy or the processing fee and this account is likely to go to XXXX. If it comes to that, it will negatively affect her credit. She is a minor and she can not, in my opinion, grant legal consent to be engaged in financial transactions such as bank account creation. This is why minors are not allowed to open credit accounts. 
