Crypto as relationship property
Under the Property (Relationships) Act 1976, cryptocurrency acquired during a marriage, civil union, or de facto relationship is generally relationship property subject to equal division - unless a valid separate property claim applies.
The disclosure problem
Cryptocurrency is easy to hide without forensic analysis. Self-custody wallets, overseas exchanges, and DeFi positions may not appear in standard financial disclosure - making specialist tracing essential for a fair division.
Separation date valuation
The date of separation often determines the value at which crypto is divided. We establish point-in-time valuations using verifiable market data and documented methodology that withstands Family Court scrutiny.
Family Court standards
Reports must meet Family Court evidentiary standards - clear methodology, reproducible analysis, plain English summaries, and technical appendices. Our documentation is structured for proceedings under the Property (Relationships) Act 1976.