Divorce and inheritance cases involving crypto assets are a field most attorneys avoid. I specialize in it, and in all the family law that comes with it.
"Crypto doesn't disappear when a marriage ends.
It just gets harder to find. Unless you know where to look."
I've been a family law attorney for over a decade.
Most of that time has been spent with people going through the hardest moments of their lives: divorces, inheritances that split families, wills that weren't written in time.
My clients have taught me as much as any textbook.
What matters most to me is that you feel heard.
Not just the facts of your case, but what's actually hard about it.
I don't believe in one-size-fits-all solutions.
Every person deserves an approach built around them.
You're welcome to reach out with a question, a doubt, or even when you're not sure yet what you need.
That's what I'm here for too.
The first meeting isn't just a meeting.
For me, it's the moment I understand who's sitting across from me and what they actually need. Not just what's on paper.
More and more clients come to me with the same question: "We have Bitcoin. Now what?"
Most attorneys don't have a real answer. I do.
I've handled cases involving Bitcoin, Ethereum, NFTs, cold wallets, and assets one party tried to hide.
I know how to trace them, value them, and divide them.
Even if you're not sure exactly what you have. Let's talk.
Some cases end with an agreement and dignity.
Others go to court.
I'm with you either way. Always looking for the path that costs you the least time, money, and pain.
Before I say a word about the law, I want to understand what's happening with you. What matters, what you're afraid of, what you actually need. Only then can we build something real.
Not for me, not for you. At every stage you know exactly where we are, what's coming, and what's on the table. Transparency is not a bonus. It's the foundation.
A mutual resolution, when it's right, is worth more than a courtroom win. But when it needs to be a fight, I know how to do that too.
Send a message here, give me a call, or text me directly. I respond to everyone. And if you're not sure yet whether I'm the right person for your situation. That's exactly what the first call is for.