WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU HAVE A NASTY DIVORCE AND A FAT BTC WALLET?

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isn't there some state that considers BTC as property?

Quote from: bits4books on May 07, 2020, 09:59:21 AM

BTC will remain to you because from the point of view of the law, they are not money/property (almost in any country in which you live). If you are getting a divorce, it means that you were not sure about your woman all this time and therefore did not tell her about how much btc you have/whether they are at all.
And in General, it is better not to divorce (this wish mean to look for the person with whom you will definitely not divorce)

there are just instances that married people fall out of love. or having problems especially when one party wants to have a kid and other can't produce. i don't know if its a ground for divorce but s/he will really think he wasted his time when s/he could have kids to other partner. so before the sperm counts gets lower, better decide. Grin

just give what your wife deserves so she can go on as well. you can earn your BTC again.

It seems to me that it is time to change the system - and not to give the 50% of your wealth to your wife, but to give these 50% in favor of their child (if he remains with his wife). I would not want my child to be raised by a other man and I would not want him to watch as his mother tries to find (if she is looking for) a new man with all the resulting injuries.

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Your spouse should know about your bitcoin asset because of eventuality. Come on son don't marry a troublesome woman that could lead you to court litigation and eventual divorce, because divorce is something no one really want to experience.

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revived due to the spam above. ^

isn't there some state that considers BTC as property?

Quote from: bits4books on May 07, 2020, 09:59:21 AM

BTC will remain to you because from the point of view of the law, they are not money/property (almost in any country in which you live). If you are getting a divorce, it means that you were not sure about your woman all this time and therefore did not tell her about how much btc you have/whether they are at all.
And in General, it is better not to divorce (this wish mean to look for the person with whom you will definitely not divorce)

there are just instances that married people fall out of love. or having problems especially when one party wants to have a kid and other can't produce. i don't know if its a ground for divorce but s/he will really think he wasted his time when s/he could have kids to other partner. so before the sperm counts gets lower, better decide. Grin

just give what your wife deserves so she can go on as well. you can earn your BTC again.

bits4books

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BTC will remain to you because from the point of view of the law, they are not money/property (almost in any country in which you live). If you are getting a divorce, it means that you were not sure about your woman all this time and therefore did not tell her about how much btc you have/whether they are at all.
And in General, it is better not to divorce (this wish mean to look for the person with whom you will definitely not divorce)

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If the question of divorce really arises, then
it's cool to do such things online, on things, like these: https://www.arizonaonlinedivorce.com/

I got divorced there, but I managed to keep my savings and wallet with me. It's about how much I got my ex-wife, that she didn’t even want to think.

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Quote from: zee123 on October 03, 2017, 12:33:11 AM

I'm assuming most would have read, watched and some probably experienced divorce proceedings.
It's certainly not a pretty thing, especially when it's a nasty one. Now, the question is do you
reveal your BTC wallet address when undergoing proceedings or do you simply keep shtum.
Or maybe you have been careless enough to let your spouse know about your crypto dealings.
Do you willingly part with the nice rising BTC or do you offer to pay up in Fiat?

Is it not the cryptocurrency wallet that she knows she will mentioned in the proceedings, what I would just do is to move the coin out to another wallet and probably use chip mixers where they will not be able to trace it.

Everyone knows that when it comes to the issue of divorces, there is usually not much transparency about it , so that the woman would not claim what we know would damage us, so if I have a fat fiat wallet, I will move it to another wallet and probably deleted transaction history if it is possible, and if it is not possible, I will do everything possible to just block the transaction history and maybe leave btc that is worth $1000 in the wallet as proof for what I am holding, and now that you have mentioned this, I am a married man, but i think I should prepare for this.

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its a lot nastier when you have kids.

when the relationship is tainted already, you would have to worry if your wife will just poison you with the anti-freeze while you enjoy watching a ball game. you just stay away and deal whatever is needed and move on. Its very different when you have kids. they are going to be the most affected in such situation and proceedings includes custody. when you have to spend money while your kids aren't on your side, you'd rather fight for the custody.

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I still singel, I do not know whether there are regulations that govern the matters of money savings or anything like that. What I know for men who have income, must provide money allowances to his wife. In accordance with the rules and considerations of husband and wife who will divorce, good or bad divorce.

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Quote from: ice098 on October 24, 2019, 11:19:46 AM

Quote from: Eclipse26 on October 24, 2019, 07:23:38 AM

Is crypto assets still part of the conjugal property if the government doesn't have law about cryptocurrency? I don't really know much how to handle this situation since there's still no divorce in my country. But if its me, I'll tell my wife about me having crypto.
But wait... Why do I have to think about this one when it's not even a real situation of op.

If bitcoin is still not legal in every country think it is still not under conjugal property, conjugal property on bitcoin can only apply to a country that bitcoin is legal so that they could add bitcoin as the asset, you dont have to worry about it since not all the countries includes and legalize bitcoin so when you two divorce you may get all your bitcoins.

Although I don't have family yet, still I prefer having a happy marriage in the future, and we will work things out for us to grow and become successful. So, when that time comes that I do have Bitcoin, then what is mine is also for him, we don't need to separate it, so what we need to do is to be careful in choosing our partner in life.

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Quote from: Eclipse26 on October 24, 2019, 07:23:38 AM

Is crypto assets still part of the conjugal property if the government doesn't have law about cryptocurrency? I don't really know much how to handle this situation since there's still no divorce in my country. But if its me, I'll tell my wife about me having crypto.
But wait... Why do I have to think about this one when it's not even a real situation of op.

If bitcoin is still not legal in every country think it is still not under conjugal property, conjugal property on bitcoin can only apply to a country that bitcoin is legal so that they could add bitcoin as the asset, you dont have to worry about it since not all the countries includes and legalize bitcoin so when you two divorce you may get all your bitcoins.

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I will not tell about my whole crypto transaction. I will only tell just a few% of what I have done so far. Because there really is a right he has from what I have. Maybe I will save the remaining one for my child because he will definitely need it someday.Incidentally, I am now married and have a son.
Now I am just trying how I can prepare crypto savings for my child in the future.

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Is crypto assets still part of the conjugal property if the government doesn't have law about cryptocurrency? I don't really know much how to handle this situation since there's still no divorce in my country. But if its me, I'll tell my wife about me having crypto.
But wait... Why do I have to think about this one when it's not even a real situation of op.

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It depends on you! And in the situation.

It depends on whether you give half your assets to your spouse. But if I ask, I will give it if we have children.
And if we had no children I would lie.
They will never know it because they have no evidence that I have any hidden wealth.

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Quote from: nasipadang on October 23, 2019, 11:48:53 PM

It depends on you, I am the one who will tell my couple where all my money is coming from. In my country giving half the assets owned while still a partner is a thing to do, it depends on the situation why you can get a divorce. You can also give a lawsuit to not want to give half the assets for several reasons.

Such a fun topic, posted when all alts and BTC are pumping so probably many have fat BTC wallet or exchange account back then. It will depend since our country divorce is not allowed but my partner knows it, though you can freely not say your assets in crypto unless your wife insist. Better give it to your children than in your wife that can have other partner or if the closure is not in good terms.

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It depends on you, I am the one who will tell my couple where all my money is coming from. In my country giving half the assets owned while still a partner is a thing to do, it depends on the situation why you can get a divorce. You can also give a lawsuit to not want to give half the assets for several reasons.

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I think one day I will provide information on how to use cryptocurrency and how to access the cryptocurrency wallet so that when he is proficient with it all I just need to provide a will in the form of a private key that can be used for access to the wallet and all the cryptocurrency assets that I have so that the assets that I have can be used by my wife and child when I'm dead.

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Quote from: collingiusti on October 03, 2017, 10:26:36 AM

I got divorced last year, and held about $157,000 in BTC at the time.

However my ex wife didnt know about it, and as I bought all my BTC on localbitcoins there's no paperwork that traced it to me. So I didnt declare it on the divorce paperwork Cheesy

I think every married crypto people should do this lol unless you want to be fair with your ex partner. But I haven't heard cases like this yet, maybe if your ex partner discover your crypto funds it will not be easy for the court to make decisions because it will be hard to handle a matter like this.

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Quote from: Edraket31 on October 23, 2019, 03:35:06 AM

Quote from: Mometaskers on October 22, 2019, 02:03:14 PM

Why do I have the feeling that OP has been watching MGTOW channels? Grin

Anyway like most people have already said, it depends if your spouse knows that you have crypto. I just don't know how far they can compel you to reveal your addresses/physical wallets and encash your crypto.

I think even if your wife only have a suspicion of you having them, she'll try to find a way to force you to give them up. If you already have crypto before getting married, don't tell her. I think it's possible to keep items in trust that can be given to your heir if you died in case you are worried about your children. Not sure about including this in the will while still married since they could find out about your store.

This thread is funny though, lol! Well I believe that still a good relationship in marriage is what matters rather than having a Fat BTC Wallet. What money can do for me if I don't have even a wife behind me that will comfort me when I am down, still happy marriage is what matters and having a Fat Btc wallet is just a bonus.

And what will a wife do for you after she divorced rape you and took your car, your house and your children away? So long with "Till death do us part". Grin

I think many of us non-Americans are still not worried about this but for them it is really in an issue, considering marriages there already have a 50% of ending in divorce (and the survey I was basing this on was from 2012 mind you). Sure we are joking about it but this is something that must be discussed. Crypto might be one of the ways a divorced man don't end up living on the street.

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Quote from: zee123 on October 03, 2017, 12:33:11 AM

I'm assuming most would have read, watched and some probably experienced divorce proceedings.
It's certainly not a pretty thing, especially when it's a nasty one. Now, the question is do you
reveal your BTC wallet address when undergoing proceedings or do you simply keep shtum.
Or maybe you have been careless enough to let your spouse know about your crypto dealings.
Do you willingly part with the nice rising BTC or do you offer to pay up in Fiat?

This post is merely for fun, 'I AM NOT MARRIED' Grin

We all know how hard it is to undergo a divorce procedure so showing your btc wallet would just be another nuisance for you knowing how much money mean on the world right now. If you have nice crypto dealing, you would rather keep it than let your spouse know it cause it may become another issue for you two. Always make sure you have your crypto well protected even from your loved ones, remember alwazs that money is the root cause of greed in the world.

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Divorce is always a hard battle for most couples undergoing the process. Considering the legal tussle and the likelihood of losing some valuables of yours, in a case where you have some hidden money or worth somewhere such as bitcoin, it would be largely wise to keep mute about your bitcoin holding.

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