South Korean legal experts have clarified that cryptocurrencies and investment gains accumulated during marriage are subject to division in divorce settlements. If one party conceals crypto assets during divorce proceedings, the other party can apply for additional division within two years post-divorce. To trace assets, individuals can request past bank transaction records to identify fiat transfers to crypto exchanges. Courts can then order exchanges to disclose specific virtual asset holdings.
Cryptocurrency Considered Divisible Asset in South Korean Divorces
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