$180,000 Bitcoin, Pokemon cards feature in North Carolina divorce appeal
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A divorce case in North Carolina involving three Bitcoin worth $180,000 and Pokemon cards valued at $1,800 has resulted in a mixed ruling by the state's Court of Appeals. The court upheld the valuation of the couple's cryptocurrency and most decisions on dividing their property. However, it overturned orders requiring the husband to pay his former wife's legal fees and the full bill of a forensic accountant.The case involved Alexandra Warber and Tyler Warber, who married in 2016 and separated in 2022.
They have two children and were granted joint physical and legal custody in March 2024. The court had also settled child support and legal fees related to the custody case.The couple went to trial in July 2024 to decide how their marital assets should be divided. The court initially approved an order submitted by Tyler on 23 August 2024.
Alexandra later asked the court to reconsider it. The judge set aside the earlier order and approved a revised one on 25 January 2025.Tyler challenged the revised decision before the North Carolina Court of Appeals.
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