Uncover hidden crypto assets in divorce proceedings

We help family lawyers and clients trace cryptocurrency holdings, uncover hidden wallets and produce court-ready reports for fair financial settlements.

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The Challenge: Hidden & Hard-to-Value Crypto in Divorce

Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana are increasingly used in divorce disputes. Their digital, decentralised and pseudo-anonymous nature makes them easy to conceal, but failing to disclose assets can lead to unfair outcomes.

Courts now recognise crypto as matrimonial property, but identifying and accurately valuing these assets presents unique challenges. Prices can fluctuate dramatically within hours, different exchanges may show different market rates and some assets (such as NFTs or illiquid tokens) have no straightforward valuation method.

This is why specialist forensic expertise is essential, to ensure assets are not only uncovered but also fairly assessed for disclosure and division.

Our Solution: Specialist Tracing for Family Law

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At Wealth Recovery Solicitors, we combine legal expertise with advanced blockchain analytics to help family lawyers, barristers and high-net-worth clients navigate the complexities of crypto in divorce.

We provide:

  • Wallet & Transaction Tracing – Forensic blockchain analysis to uncover undisclosed or hidden crypto assets.
  • Exchange Identification – Linking wallets to named accounts where assets may be converted or held.
  • Court-Compliant Expert Reports – Independent analysis prepared in line with FPR Part 25 requirements.
  • Disclosure & Enforcement Support – Assisting solicitors with Form E, questionnaires, and enforcement of non-disclosure.
  • Risk Assessment Reports – Assessing the likelihood of undisclosed crypto holdings, from early-stage screening to court-ready evidence.
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How Our Process Works

Initial review

We gather all available evidence, known wallet addresses, transaction records, bank statements and communications.

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Blockchain tracing

Using leading forensic tools, we trace movements across chains and exchanges, identifying patterns of concealment or laundering.

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Evidence preparation

We prepare detailed transaction maps, counterparty analysis and intelligence packs for use in legal proceedings.

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Court-ready reporting

Our expert reports are structured to meet court requirements, supporting your client’s case for a fair settlement.

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Why family lawyers choose us

SRA-regulated solicitors with in-house crypto investigators

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    Well equipped to deal with financial remedy cases

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    Reports that are clear, detailed, and admissible in court

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    Recognised by family lawyers, accountants, and barristers across the UK

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Join satisfied clients who’ve recovered their lost funds with WRS.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Can cryptocurrencies be hidden during divorce?

    Yes. Crypto can be transferred between wallets or moved to exchanges without a bank record. Our tracing tools uncover these hidden flows.

  • How are cryptocurrencies treated in divorce settlements?

    UK courts treat crypto as a financial asset subject to disclosure and division, similar to property or investments.

  • What makes your reports court-ready?

    Our reports are written in line with FPR 35 requirements, providing independent, expert analysis that can be relied on in family proceedings.

  • How quickly can you trace crypto?

    Timelines vary depending on complexity, but we provide an initial review within days and a full report as quickly as evidence allows.