Do parents have any rights to the wealth of a married daughter?
Question

                Does a daughters wealth belong to her parents like a son's wealth belongs to his parents and should she spend on them in the same way? 

Many people believe that once a daughter is married, she should not spend on her parents if her brothers are able to do this instead. Do husbands have rights over their wife's wealth, not to spend themselves but rather over where the wife should spend it and if they think it should not be on her parents then she should obey this request.

If noth parents are needy, and the wife has no wealth of her own, should the husband spend on both as the wife's parents are allowed to recieve zakaah from their daughter but the husband's parents are not as it is his duty to spend on them?
Praise be to Allah.Children 
          (awlaad) is a general term which includes both males and females. 
          The father has the right to dispose of his children’s wealth because 
          the Prophet 
          
          (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “You and your wealth 
          belong to your father.” So if the father wants to take something from 
          their wealth, he has the right to do that, so long as it will not cause 
          them any harm; it is not permissible for him to take wealth from one 
          of them and give it to another. 
If the 
          parents are poor and the daughter has wealth surplus to her needs, then 
          she has to spend on her parents in accordance with their needs, without 
          failing to meet her own needs. The woman’s maintenance is obligatory 
          upon her husband: he must spend on that which is essential for her maintenance. 
          If the woman is working then her money is hers and hers alone, unless 
          the husband stipulates the condition that he should get the money or 
          some of it in return for her going out of the house and his missing 
          out on some of his rights. But if she has enough money she can keep 
          it for her own needs or for her children’s or parents’ needs. If she 
          has brothers or sisters, and one of them takes care of spending on the 
          parents, then the others are relieved of the obligation, and he will 
          have the reward; or they can all agree that each of them will give a 
          specific amount.  
The woman’s 
          husband is not obliged to spend on her parents, unless it is the zakaah 
          of his wealth. She, on the other hand, should not spend her zakaah money 
          on them because that is an obligation upon her; rather she should give 
          them money other than her zakaah.