Estate and litigation valuation

State and federal courts

Where our appraisers have qualified as expert witnesses

Past-date values

Retrospective appraisals, such as a date of death

Attorneys, CPAs and families

Who orders it

An unbiased valuation can help settle a dispute over what a property is worth. We prepare appraisals for estate, divorce, bankruptcy, condemnation and insurance matters, and testify when needed.

• Appraisals as of today or as of a past date
• Estate, divorce, bankruptcy, condemnation and insurance matters
• Appraisers who have qualified as expert witnesses in state and federal courts

Ask for a quote when

• You are settling an estate and need a value as of the date of death
• A divorce or a partnership dispute turns on what a property is worth
• You need an expert who can explain the value in court

1

Tell us about the property

Address, the product you need and the date you need it by. The form takes about a minute.

2

Get a fee and turn time

We reply by email with the fee, the delivery date and the product we recommend for your purpose.

3

Approve and we start

Sign the engagement online, or send your own engagement letter if you are a lender. We take it from there.

What is a retrospective or prospective appraisal?

A retrospective appraisal gives the value as of a past date. A prospective appraisal estimates the value as of a future date.

What is an appraiser's role in a dispute?

To give an unbiased opinion of value that can help the parties resolve a disagreement over what a property is worth.

Do you provide expert testimony?

Yes. Our appraisers have qualified as expert witnesses in state and federal courts.