i have been scammed by someone who lives in another country "Bolivia" and bolivia has banned bitcoin !
so the question is can i sew that person who lives in that country for stealing my bitcoins ? (it's around 2 btc and were worth 35.000$ at that time) if yes so what's the procedure ? and how much does it cost , will i end up spending more money in the case than im actually getting from this ? and since bitcoin is banned in bolivia is it even going to recognize bitcoin stealing as a crime ?
how is it going to work exactly, and how long it will possibly takes ? i have a full time job and can't stay away for more than 1 month
need help from lawyers (if there are any) or anyone else that knows something about law. im located in the US by the way.
35,000$ is a whole lot of money though. I am not a lawyer, but I can offer some insight which can be further supported by the lawyers there or regulatory agencies. I have seen the regulatory agencies of my country arrest someone for fraud based on petition written against him by someone in another country that was taken up. If the regulatory agency in USA can recognise btc, you can look at that option. Report to them, then they take it from there.
Trying to sue him in his host country can be serious because their laws does not recognise bitcoin and getting a lawyer that even understand the way that works might cost you more than that considering that they might not even take it serious since you are not domiciled there and not every country have respect for the rule of law or justice system at the same percentage like the US.
Your best bet is to take the first option in my opinion.