South Korean legal circles: Cryptocurrency accumulated during marriage is divisible property.

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ME News, April 25 (UTC+8), South Korea's Asia Economy Daily reported that a woman in her 40s discovered two years after divorce that her ex-husband had secretly invested in cryptocurrencies during the marriage and earned substantial profits. Kim Na-hee, a lawyer at Shinsegae Road Law Firm, noted that stocks and virtual assets generated during marriage are divisible property. However, if the spouse was completely unaware at the time of divorce, it may be possible to apply for a supplementary division, provided the request is made within two years of the divorce. The party can apply for a court property disclosure order, obtain approximately three years of bank transaction records to identify deposits and withdrawals related to cryptocurrency trading, and further apply for a court document submission order to ascertain the ex-spouse's virtual asset holdings. (Source: MLion)
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