They actually tracked the chain of custody on the deeds of properties they had in their database to see who bought them and if they matched with any buyers in their data base they assumed these guys had back doored them.

All of my properties are in my name, however I have taken on a partner for new endeavors and the best way we have found to show joint custody is through an LLC.

A tenant going through a child custody battle tried to frame the ex by setting the house on fire. 

My children are my world, and we definitely need some financial support for custody battles and their needs and wants.

And on top of that (and to make a long story short) my ex-wife stole more than $800k from me when we split and we are in a nasty child custody case which costs a crap load of money.

The only additional thing I would add to generational wealth is that I have custodial index accounts for both my children.

No my wife and i have sevin kids..  3 from my first marraige (I have custody) 3 from my wife's first marraige (she has custody) and we have our youngest together!! 

@Mindy Jensen I'm a single dad with sole custody of my daughter, so that leaves little free time, but I'm getting more and more as she gets older, she's 14 now.

I’m anchored to the DMV area by way of work and a custody agreement.

Full release:https://www.sec.gov/news/testimony/testimony-clayton-2019-12-10Other reporting on the topic:https://debanked.com/2019/10/is-the-definition-of-accredited-investor-ripe-for-change/https://www.thinkadvisor.com/2019/11/21/accredited-investor-definition-custody-rule-on-secs-2020-reg-agenda/https://www.thinkadvisor.com/2019/12/12/sec-to-take-up-accredited-investor-definition-changes-on-dec-18/I think this is big news, along with all the other things the SEC is doing.