Common cryptocurrency issues
We advise on:
- tracing and recovering crypto assets
- accessing wallets and private keys
- disputes over ownership
- crypto held in exchanges or offshore structures
- fraud and misappropriation
Cryptocurrency and digital assets present unique challenges in estate and trust disputes.
Issues often arise where crypto assets are missing, inaccessible, or subject to competing claims.
Our specialist team advises on recovering cryptocurrency and digital assets in inheritance, trust and fraud-related disputes.
We offer a free, no obligation initial consultation as well as flexible pricing options, tailored to your needs. Please contact us for further information.
We advise on:
Digital assets may form part of an estate even if they are not mentioned in a will. Early action is essential to prevent loss or dissipation.
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Cryptocurrency forms part of a person’s estate, but accessing it can be challenging if passwords or private keys are unavailable.
Executors may face difficulties where:
Early specialist advice can prevent permanent loss.
We work with forensic experts and international advisers where necessary to trace and recover crypto assets.
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If you are concerned about missing or disputed digital assets, we can help.
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