Lost access and wallet recovery, reviewed by a solicitor
This field covers cryptocurrency that still exists, so far as the records show, but cannot be reached: lost Bitcoin, lost Ethereum, and other assets inside a wallet, hosted account, or device that no longer opens.
What this service covers
Typical facts include a forgotten password, lost two-factor authentication (2FA), or an exchange lockout on an account that appears to be yours; an incomplete seed phrase or private key record; a wallet that cannot be opened after a lost or broken device; and cryptocurrency sent to the wrong address, or an otherwise mis-sent transfer.
Wallet recovery here means the review of records, devices, and account history, and lawful reconstruction where that is possible. The practice will not ask you to paste a seed phrase or private key into this website, and it will not claim to override a blockchain. A blockchain does not take instructions from solicitors. Institutions, within their powers, sometimes do.
What we will never ask for
- Your seed phrase or recovery phrase, in full or in part
- Your private keys or wallet passwords
- Remote access to your computer or phone through AnyDesk, TeamViewer, or similar software
- Upfront payment to unlock, release, insure, or verify your assets
What to gather before you write
- The wallet type, platform name, and any account identifiers you hold
- Transaction hashes and public addresses connected to the assets
- Exchange correspondence, including lockout or verification messages
- Approximate dates and the last point at which you had access
- Any proof of ownership: purchase records, bank references, statements
Do not send seed phrases, private keys, or passwords. A legitimate review begins from records you can share safely.
A locked wallet is a locked house, not a demolished one
If you lose the keys to your house, the house still stands. The question is who holds a lawful route back in: the exchange that hosts the account, the custodian that holds the balance, or the records that can reconstruct what was yours. A solicitor's role is to identify which door exists and to approach it properly. Some doors open. Some were never doors. You will read plainly which is which before you spend anything.