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A GUIDE TO CRYPTOCURRENCY IN DIVORCE
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With the rise of cryptocurrency divorce lawyer, and Stowe partner, Liza Gatrell
answers common questions about how cryptocurrency is treated in divorce.
CRYPTOCURRENCY AND DIVORCE
Division of assets is often a central issue during divorce. Cryptocurrencies
like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and others have become increasingly popular in recent
years, and they can add an additional layer of complexity to the asset division
process.
When it comes to cryptocurrency and divorce, one of the main challenges is
determining the value of the assets included in the divorce financial
settlement. Cryptocurrencies can be highly volatile, and their value can
fluctuate wildly in a short amount of time. Therefore, determining the exact
value of the assets can be difficult.
Another challenge is identifying and locating the assets. Cryptocurrencies are
often held in digital wallets, and it can be difficult to identify and locate
these wallets. In some cases, one spouse may have been responsible for managing
the cryptocurrency assets, and the other spouse may not even be aware that they
exist.
THE RISE OF CRYPTOCURRENCY
In January 2022, Law Society guidance said that “…there are (with only slight
exaggeration) almost as many definitions of a cryptocurrency as there are
cryptocurrencies”. In family proceedings we most often come across notional
payment tokens such as Bitcoin. Bitcoin was initially introduced in 2008 and its
value has risen steadily since. As at June 2022 1BTC was worth £17,124.
Cryptocurrencies form part of a wider group of digital assets, which include
digital files and domain names as just two examples. In December 2021 there were
over 9,000 cryptocurrencies in circulation with a total value of £1.76 trillion
and Bitcoin was just one.
HOW IS CRYPTOCURRENCY DIFFERENT TO OTHER ASSETS?
Cryptocurrencies are unregulated by governments or central banks. Whilst they
act as a form of currency, they are entirely digital and have no central bank or
storage place. Some cryptocurrencies are used to transfer money globally, whilst
others are a form of payment for goods and services. They are based on
cryptographic code stored in a digital wallet app. The code forms a blockchain,
which is similar to a bank’s ledger.
The blockchain is a shared public ledger that records all transactions and is
updated approximately every 10 minutes. It consists of two codes, each of which
is called a key. The public key is visible to anyone, whereas the private key is
confidential to the individual. The private key is stored in a wallet. To be
able to purchase goods or services you need both keys.
SHOULD CRYPTOCURRENCY BE CONSIDERED ON DIVORCE?
In light if the rise of the value of cryptocurrency these investments have
become increasingly relevant within divorce proceedings. Cryptocurrencies have
been determined as “property” in England and Wales. This means that they can be
transferred between parties within divorce proceedings via a property adjustment
order under s.24 of the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973.
Given their volatility, and tendency for value to fluctuate, it is vital that
up-to-date valuations are used in negotiations and at hearings.
IS IT EASIER TO HIDE CRYPTO ASSETS?
Both parties within financial proceedings have a duty of full and frank
financial disclosure.
However, because cryptocurrencies are largely unregulated there is the potential
for them to enable tax evasion, money launders and other forms of illegal
trading on the “dark web”.
They should be disclosed within the Form E in the same way as any other
property, but due to their levels of privacy they can be difficult to trace or
link to a particular individual.
Without the private and public keys, it is nearly impossible to identify what is
owned. There should be records that enable information to be obtained as to the
holding, record of trades and the value of the current holding.
It is therefore very important that the right questions are asked. Digital
forensic evidence may also be necessary from a cryptocurrency expert to reveal
the user and their transaction history.
HOW WILL CRYPTOCURRENCY BE DISTRIBUTED ON DIVORCE?
Once the value of the cryptocurrency assets has been determined, they will need
to be divided in the same way as other assets. This can be done through lawyer
negotiation, mediation, or through the court system.
The specific laws and regulations around cryptocurrency and divorce can vary
depending on the jurisdiction, so it’s important to consult with a family lawyer
who is familiar with these issues.
Overall, cryptocurrency can add an additional layer of complexity to the divorce
process, but it’s possible to navigate these issues with the help of a
knowledgeable family lawyer and a fair and reasonable approach to asset
division.
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Author: Liza Gatrell
Liza is based in our Winchester & Southampton offices and is experienced in
divorce, financial matters, and legal issues issues involving children.
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