Ever heard of marriage contract? A good made and fair contract and there will be no issues after divorce!
Topic: Bitcoin and Divorce: A Match Made in Heaven? - page 3. (Read 1696 times)
Yes ok Bitcoin can be used to hide wealth from your wife.
Ever heard of marriage contract? A good made and fair contract and there will be no issues after divorce!
Ever heard of marriage contract? A good made and fair contract and there will be no issues after divorce!
Today hiding from money from your wife, tomorrow money laundering. 
I think, there are brighter aspects we should discuss about. 
This is a very smart way to conceal what money you are making from your partner. Of course people who receive salaries from government jobs can't apply to this but people who are self-employed or own a private business can very easily hide most of their cash online if they give their accountants false data.
I doubt this is actually applicable since nowadays, they monitor all the income (at least in my country) and even if someone decides to hide all of his wealth into BTCitcoin, there will still be evidence of his/her earnings left for judges to check. The only way is as if someone earns BTCitcoin directly, without anyone noticing it (and if the government he is in, doesn't ask as well).
This is really not the right way to use bitcoin. This will only make bitcoin a bad currency with prevent the mainstream adoption.
Today hiding from money from your wife, tomorrow money laundering.
Well never thinked about it but how to hide money into bitcoin without the wife knows lol,usually they know your payment ammount if something isnt there she will ask where it is.I dont mind to share with my wife she knows i have some bitcoin but that doesnt mean she will want them,but well sure if a divorce happens she can ask for it.
http://bitcoinist.net/bitcoin-and-divorce-a-match-made-in-heaven/
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There appears to be a new weapon in the battle for divorce by vindictive estranged partners: bitcoin. Yes, it turns out that bitcoin is causing a bit of a stir in the legal community. In many countries wealth isn’t divided equally based on how much a person earns, but how much is contributed to the marriage. An example of this is a man with a hefty income and a wife who acts as a housewife who raises the kids and does the housework – a feminist’s nightmare, but sadly a situation that is still prevalent in today’s society – will be entitled to equal funds as it’s considered by the judge that they have both contributed evenly to the marriage: his funds and her time and effort in raising kids and keeping a house. This has led some desperate men (and women) to seek ways to hide their money and that is where bitcoin has stepped in.
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