Many spouses hide cryptocurrency in divorce by simply not revealing private wallets during financial discovery. If your discovery process doesn’t use the correct language, they could try to pull one over on you. Here, we link to a template to help you create a rock-solid strategy for cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin in your divorce-related financial discovery.

Cryptocurrency, like bitcoin, is often overlooked by legal professionals and is easily hidden by dishonest actors. If you’re concerned that your spouse is hiding cryptocurrency in your divorce, read on for background about how cryptocurrency is overlooked and tactics for you and your counsel to uncover all assets.

Earlier this month, I got to present at the Indiana State Bar Association Solo & Small Firm Conference. This year's theme was "Off to the Races: Advancing Your Practice with Purpose," which fit a topic plenty of Indiana attorneys are only now realizing they need to deal with: cryptocurrency in divorce and civil disputes.

Heartland presents a non-technical talk on Bitcoin and the law at the Indianapolis Bitcoin Meetup covering divorce, civil disputes, bankruptcy, and estates. June 24, Union Jack Pub.

We explain why every divorce attorney and spouse should check for cryptocurrency like bitcoin in marital assets no matter how simple the case may seem.

We published a free checklist and list of exchanges and payment processors to help find cryptocurrency in divorces. Don’t leave any stone unturned in your case.

Do you suspect that your spouse is hiding bitcoin or cryptocurrency in your divorce proceeding?

This article is a quick explanation of how you can find out if cryptocurrency or digital assets are involved in your marital assets.

Is bitcoin or cryptocurrency being hidden in marital assets? Find out how to uncover bitcoin and crypto in this webinar scheduled for November 19th at 3pm ET.

A video walkthrough of how any non-technical person can easily identify if assets are being moved from a cryptocurrency exchange (like coinbase) to a private wallet or smart contract.

Anyone can identify if cryptocurrency is among assets in a civil dispute or a marriage dissolution. Read here for a guide on how to reveal cryptocurrency in marital assets and disputed property.