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Cal. Fam. Code §§6650–6656 (SB 764)
Not yet reviewed by an attorney. Primary text last checked August 30, 2026. This summary may be incomplete — see the open items below.
In plain language
California's Cal. Fam. Code §§6650–6656 (SB 764) applies to children under 18. Once a child appears in 30% or more of a creator's compensated content over a 30-day period, the creator must set aside 65% of the child's share of compensation into a trust for that child.
- Effective
- 2025-01-01
- Status
- enacted
- Records required
- Not confirmed
- Private right of action
- Not confirmed
- Takedown right
- Not confirmed
- Hard age ban
- None
Notes
- Set-aside formula: (minor's share of paid minutes) x (month's total compensation) x 0.65.
Open items before this is fully reliable
- IMPORTANT CORRECTION from the original secondary-source data: the 30%-threshold / trust mechanism does NOT come from AB 1880. AB 1880 only adds 'content creator' (someone in a direct contractual relationship with third parties) to the pre-existing 1939 Coogan Act categories, leaving that statute's original flat 15%-of-earnings trust untouched — a different, narrower mechanism for contracted minors, not modeled here (out of scope for the family-vlogger wedge this product targets first per BUILD-SPEC.md section 1).
- The threshold and set-aside are evaluated per calendar month ('at any time during a given month'), not a rolling 30-day window — the engine's rolling-window model is a simplification for this statute.
- Two more eligibility prongs are not modeled: the minor's views/compensation must also meet a platform threshold or $0.10/view, AND the vlogger's own compensation for that month must be at least $1,250.
- hasPrivateRightOfAction and recordsRequired could not be confirmed from the text read in this pass — needs a follow-up check, left as false (not confirmed absent) rather than guessed true.