Summary:
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Millennials’ cryptocurrency holdings pose challenges in divorce law as courts grapple with tracking and dividing assets.
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Cases raise issues of asset disclosure, blockchain tracing, taxes, and custody of digital wallets.
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Divorce lawyers and courts are adjusting family law to address the increasing presence of digital wealth.
Millennials’ growing cryptocurrency holdings are creating new challenges in divorce law as courts struggle to track, value, and divide digital assets like Bitcoin.
Crypto divorce cases raise complex issues around asset disclosure, blockchain tracing, taxes, and secure custody of wallets.
As cryptocurrency adoption rises, divorce lawyers and courts are adapting family law to handle digital wealth fairly and transparently.
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