Crypto doesn't pass on if nobody can find it.
Digital assets are often the part of an estate nobody knew about. We help probate and estate counsel locate a decedent's cryptocurrency, confirm what it's worth, and document it for the inventory and the court.
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Digital assets are the easiest part of an estate to lose.
No paper trail
Wallets and keys may live only on a phone, a laptop, or a scrap of paper.
Heirs disagree
Beneficiaries may suspect assets were moved or hidden before or after death.
Valuation questions
Prices swing daily, so date-of-death values need careful support.
From scattered clues to a complete inventory.
- 01
Gather clues
We review devices, emails, tax records, and exchange statements for signs of holdings.
- 02
Locate and trace
We identify wallets and exchange accounts and follow any movement of funds.
- 03
Value and document
You get a written report with holdings, values as of the relevant date, and supporting exhibits.
Good fit when
- +The decedent traded or talked about crypto
- +Exchange emails or apps turn up after death
- +Heirs suspect assets were moved or withheld
- +The inventory needs defensible date-of-death values
Make sure the estate is whole.
Tell us about the estate and what you've found so far. We'll tell you plainly what's likely recoverable and what it would take. The initial consult is confidential and no cost.