Enter one wallet or exchange address. Get back all the related addresses and the exchanges, services, and counterparties it interacted with — from public blockchain records, in about five minutes. A neutral first pass you can run on any matter, for any party.
Commissioning a full forensic engagement is the right call on some matters and overkill on others — but until now, the only way to find out was to commission one. BlockScout Law gives you the first pass first, so the decision is informed.
Not a replacement for your forensic accountant — the first pass that tells you whether you need one, and hands them a head start when you do.
No blockchain expertise required. If your client provides a wallet address — or you find one in discovery — paste it in and run the analysis.
Paste any wallet address — Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, or 12+ other networks. No setup required.
Our system traces the full transaction history, identifies exchange counterparties (Coinbase, Kraken, etc.), and calculates USD values at time of each transaction.
Review a structured summary: balance over time, significant transactions, identified counterparties, and connected addresses — all in plain English.
Export a formatted PDF with full methodology documentation. Structured for use in depositions and court filings. Admissibility is subject to jurisdiction and judicial discretion.
With 28% of Americans now owning crypto, most family law attorneys encounter digital assets regularly — but few have the tools to account for them efficiently. A complete, neutral picture of on-chain activity supports an equitable settlement, and it is usable by either party.
BlockScout Law was built for family law practitioners. Map wallet histories, identify exchange relationships, and document asset values at key dates — from public blockchain records, before anyone commits to a retainer.
An estimated $140 billion in Bitcoin alone may be inaccessible — forgotten passwords, deceased owners with no documentation plan (Chainalysis, 2024 estimate). For estate attorneys and executors, identifying and documenting digital assets is increasingly a fiduciary obligation.
BlockScout Law helps you identify and document crypto assets in estates, trace wallet activity to identify other connected accounts, and generate reports for probate court.
When funds move into cryptocurrency, the public ledger records where they went. Follow the fund flow across wallets and exchanges to see the destination of each transfer — and which exchange accounts the funds reached.
The report is inexpensive. The value is the work built on it — the first-pass review, the discovery strategy, and the deeper analysis. That is billable work most firms refer out to a forensic examiner or never capture at all. Bring the first pass in-house.
Reading the report against the matter, deciding what it means for the case, and identifying which addresses and counterparties are worth pursuing. That is attorney judgment, and it is billable.
Turning identified exchanges and counterparties into targeted interrogatories, requests for production, and third-party subpoenas — drafted from a concrete list rather than a guess.
Where the first pass shows a matter warrants it, scoping and directing the expert engagement — and reviewing what comes back against a picture you already understand.
Today that work either goes to an outside examiner or does not happen, because there is no affordable way to start it. At $40 per report, the tool cost is a line item; the professional work around it is a service your firm can now offer.
Sync reports directly into the case management system your team already uses.
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Every plan includes full access to all chains, court-ready PDF export, and methodology documentation. Cancel anytime.
Need a report for a single case? Use divorce.blockscout.law — $49–$79/report, no subscription required.
No credit card required. Requires free account creation with email address. Run it on a real case — see the format before you commit to anything.
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