Neutral, professional property valuations to support fair decisions during divorce.
How This Service Helps
Dividing real estate during a divorce calls for a value opinion everyone can rely on. We provide independent, impartial appraisals of the marital home or other residential property, delivered with discretion and clear documentation.
One spouse plans to keep the home and buy out the other's interest
The property will be sold and the proceeds divided
Attorneys or mediators need an impartial value opinion
The parties disagree about what the home is worth
Who This Service Is For
Individuals navigating divorce
Family law attorneys and mediators
Couples pursuing an amicable settlement
Information That Helps
Having the following ready makes the first conversation more productive:
The property address and ownership details
The effective date required, if a specific date applies
Attorney or mediator contact information, if applicable
Records of improvements or refinances that may be relevant
How the Process Works
1
Share Your Property Details
Start with a call or message about your property, its location, and why you need an appraisal.
2
Discuss Your Appraisal Needs
We talk through your situation and goals so the appraisal is scoped to what you actually need.
3
Confirm the Scope and Next Steps
You receive a clear outline of the work involved and what happens next before anything begins.
4
Complete the Appraisal and Reporting Process
The property is evaluated, market research is completed, and you receive a documented report.
Questions About Divorce Appraisals
Is the appraisal neutral?
Yes. An appraiser's role is independence and impartiality. The opinion of value is developed from market evidence, not from either party's position.
Can both parties use the same appraisal?
Often, yes — many couples and mediators work from a single independent appraisal. In some situations each side prefers its own; your attorney can advise on what fits your case.
How private is the process?
Appraisal work is handled with discretion. Details of the assignment are discussed only with the parties who engaged the service or are otherwise authorized.