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How crypto is becoming a massive divorce problem
Crypto holdings are becoming a huge sticking point in divorce courts, say Russian lawyers. Bitcoin and altcoin holdings, along with stock options, are the “most difficult assets to divide during divorce proceedings,” Anastasia Madi, a family law attorney at the legal firm Kislov Law, told Russian media outlet RBC Pro. And the number of crypto-related divorce disputes will increase as the popularity of crypto continues to grow in Russia, legal experts told Russian newspaper Izvestia. As courts can only denominate the monetary worth of tangible and intangible items in fiat currencies, lawyers require specialists to ... (full story)
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