Topic: how to identify bitcoin a property while you married or devoced (Read 3106 times)
husband and wife are two wheel of one vehicles so they do not need to hide anything from one another and they should share all their secretes with each other including bitcoin wallets.
October 10, 2016, 03:01:12 PM
Your bitcoins will be after divorce yours other person cant get your money it belongs to you.I am confused about this topic why ask that when fiat mone other person divorced pair dont share only children month money.
It is just like the money in our pocket, so it will be treated the same as we treat the money in our pocket while any person will marry or divorce, I think mostly that amount of money remains with the person who have them in his/her pocket.
I agree with you it will be like the money in his/her pocket , In marry both of the persons (who are going to become the couple) are happy with each other and they both go to start their life in one home, so they take care of each other and they spend their money on each other and the same they will do with their bitcoin.
But in the case of divorce, it will be depend on the persons that what do they want for each other after separation, some people want to support even after separation and they give some money to the weaker one, plus it will also depend on the situation that what was the condition which lead them to separation.
I dont understand why like example if woman cheat husband and if they go to divorce woman get half house if she didnt invest nothing in house,she was stupid bitch,she marry just for money or just she was marry to take half house and earn some money.I think after divorce that person which was bought house must get house and if they bought together then they must slit to 2 parts house.It is also stupid if some bitch marry famous person and they created child and she cheated him and they divorce and if children go to mum but she was bitch and then that famous person must pay 100x more money than other husbands but that money is for children not for parent so she was marry only for purpose.Divorce rules are so stupid created and they are not provably fair.
It is just like the money in our pocket, so it will be treated the same as we treat the money in our pocket while any person will marry or divorce, I think mostly that amount of money remains with the person who have them in his/her pocket.
It all depends on the type of person you are married to. If you're married to the greedy/domineering type, better play smart and keep your mouth shut. It will save you a lot of headaches, write your account info in your will just in case something happens to you.
You could very well hide this; unless the account is linked to your name, you are anonymous, which is one of the main sticking points of btc. With that being said, unless this was an asset you brought to the relationship, for moral and legal reasons I would disclose this to your partner, at least during the divorce proceedings. Failure to do so might cost you more in the long run.
Think again not to hide what you have, learn to open up to your partner . That
if you plan to hide your bitcoin, so there is no problem in the future.
if you plan to hide your bitcoin, so there is no problem in the future.
Please! If you want to claim half of your husband's money, let his online support be at peace! Enough with this divorce crap. An honourable lady will live on her own and not take away what belongs to her previous husband. Bitcoin is reliable and I am proud it is a secure source of money holder for those at risk of divorce. PERIOD.
if it is difficult to identify bitcoin as a property. no problem you can easily exchange it in fiat currency. i think through this your problem can be solved very easily.
we most of the secret issues that we share with some one is husband or wife. so i think i have some bitcoin then my wife must know about this. if she does not know the actual amount of bitcoin in my account but still she may know how to access to my account.
We both know all passwords and the location of our bitcoins. Treat it as any other property. You wouldn't want to kick the bucket and lose those bitcoin.
If you would declared it as your assets on your papers while you are married. Then it will be part of the money or properties that you both owned. And when you split up then it will be divided. Or you could not tell her about the bitcoin thing.
I believe that it is necessary to know if your husband or wife has a bitcoin in it's bitcoin wallet because it is a part of your conjugal property.
If you have bitcoins on a paperwallet which are not touched..
i dont see any way of your partner getting them (without knowing they exist).
i dont see any way of your partner getting them (without knowing they exist).
This is often quoted as one of bitcoin's reason d'etre, to "keep off greedy exes".
as we know , the bitcoin is high privacy and hard tracking. how to identify the bitcoin while you married or devoced?
If a person is halfway intelligent and researches the technology and how the network works adequately, any Bitcoins they have should be unidentifiable in an assets search, unless they disclose it to another party.
as we know , the bitcoin is high privacy and hard tracking. how to identify the bitcoin while you married or devoced?
If you are planning to hide your bitcoins from your spouse, think what happens if you meet with an accident?
There should be no secrets between spouses (Ideally).
Shared wallet ? Also that's one of the advantages of bitcoins ,you can always hide your assets digitally which reduces the risk of paying High Child Support after divorced.Unless you have explicitly told your wife you have a amount of bitcoins,there is no way she can raise a doubt.Even if she knows ,there is no way she can prove it unless you sign a message .
as we know , the bitcoin is high privacy and hard tracking. how to identify the bitcoin while you married or devoced?
If you are planning to hide your bitcoins from your spouse, think what happens if you meet with an accident?
There should be no secrets between spouses (Ideally).
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