What is the ruling on a daughter taking from the government's child allowance without her father's knowledge, and what is the ruling on what she has taken previously?

Whoever is under the age of maturity is not allowed to dispose of their wealth. Their guardian is their righteous and just father, due to his complete compassion. The money should not be handed over to the minor until they reach the age of maturity, which is financial soundness, meaning they can manage their affairs multiple times without usually being subjected to severe financial loss, and they do not spend their money on unlawful things or things without benefit. They should be tested before reaching this age. Whoever reaches the age of maturity has the right to dispose of their wealth, and their father has no guardianship over them. If the father knows that you are spending the grant on your needs, then it is not permissible to take it without his permission.