Quote: (01-06-2019 07:02 AM)doc holliday Wrote:
So you've bought some XMR yet somehow you don't control any of it? How does that work? You have access to the wallet which contains the XMR so I and any judge will say you have plenty of access to it and control of it.
You "lost" it sending it to an "incorrect" address after getting it, sometime over the years. Or maybe you got hacked.
Look at it this way, a wife takes out life insurance on a husband. The husband then dies in a suspect accident. What is more suspect, if the life insurance was bought 5 years ago or 5 weeks ago? Regardless of whether the marriage was rocky or not.
I know this point might be hard to believe for the user base of this forum but judges do have to try to be impartial. Yes they are not dumb. No they do not automatically jump to conclusions. Reading some of the responses on this thread, it is blatantly obvious most of you have never been in any side of a lawsuit. Consider yourselves lucky.
Controversial point(I did say in my 1st post in this thread this is controversial): You don't have to perjure on the acquisition of the asset, but you will have to perjure on the control of the asset. That's the cost of keeping a chunk of your net worth around.
If that offends your morality, I suggest you guys get more "red pilled".
Thanks for the welcome, hope this helps to open some minds.