New York is an equitable distribution state, meaning that a spouse gets 50% of the marital assets accumulated during the marriage.
I think that in France, there aren't many cases in which one spouse seeks out the other's coins, and therefore no real specialist, like the one in this CNBC article.
In France, there are different types of marriage contracts, and in some cases, it's not mandatory to split the assets acquired during the marriage (depending on the contract).
How does this work in your country, and what would you do with your coins in the event of a divorce?
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I always disliked this 50/50 rule because it is being abused by many in foreign countries, one of the partners, go for divorce more motivately by knowing in return I will get 50% of the other. Most of the times males don't care how much their future wives have, and they marry them and later those wives have nothing to give after divorce but to take more.
In my country, there is no such rule but we have Mehar, so basically when a person is getting married, an agreement is made on the marriage contract that if this person divorces his wife, the wife will get money fixed in the contract. Besides that money, husband who if have taken dowry have to return it but most of the time husbands don't ask for dowry but the family of the wife gave them as gift to their daughter.
So after divorce, most of the time, husband returns those gifts. If we speak about how is crypto related here, then hiding crypto is very easy if one don't want his wife to know about it. Although there is no rule of 50/50 so, no pressure.