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Cryptocurrency in Divorce: How to Identify, Trace, and Value Digital Assets in Marital Estates
Digital assets now surface in divorce filings with enough regularity that treating them as a niche concern exposes counsel to malpractice—a spouse can move six figures across chains and exchanges while a standard financial affidavit shows nothing. As crypto holdings move mainstream and concealment tactics grow more sophisticated, family-law attorneys still relying on conventional discovery templates miss assets that blockchain analysis would expose. This program pairs a high-net-worth matrimonial litigator with a court-qualified forensic crypto expert to teach you how to spot likely holdings, trace funds across chains and exchanges, secure usable records before they vanish, and defend valuation choices—which…
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