October 13th - Digital Assets in Family Law
Speaker:
Regan McGrath
Regan McGrath is the Founding Partner and CEO of Metrics Chartered Professional Accounting, where she has grown the firm into a national leader in digital assets. Regan started working and investing in crypto in 2016 and has been in love with the industry ever since.
Regan brings over 10 years experience working in financial strategy with small investment funds and high growth companies, ranging from startups to large scale bitcoin mining projects and publicly traded companies on global exchanges. She also works internally within the firm at the intersection of digital assets, tax, accounting and finance to research and influence policies in today’s uncharted technical, taxation and regulatory frameworks.
Christine Murray
Christine Murray is a partner of Cassels Murray Family & Estate Law and practices exclusively in the areas of family law as an advocate and a mediator.
She is experienced in all aspects of family law including litigation, mediation, arbitration, settlement negotiation and agreement preparation.
Throughout her career, Christine has continued her professional development with ongoing training in a wide variety of family law areas and has been a presenter at many continuing legal education courses on topics including property division, support, discovery, family trusts and mediation.
Event Details
Cryptocurrency and other digital assets are becoming increasingly relevant in family law proceedings. Join Regan McGrath, CPA and Christine Murray, LLB for a practical discussion on the identification, disclosure, valuation, and division of digital assets, including cryptocurrency, NFTs, and digital wallets. The session will also review recent Canadian case law and provide strategies for addressing disclosure challenges, tracing assets, settlement considerations, and tax implications