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Georgia Valuation Source

Georgia Valuation Source

Residential Appraisal Experts

Legal / Estate

Divorce & Legal Appraisal

An independent, well-documented opinion of value designed to support both parties, their attorneys, and the court during asset division.

Situations We Support

Equitable Distribution

A neutral, well-documented opinion of value to support asset division discussions between both parties.

Litigation Support

Independent valuation and documentation prepared to help withstand scrutiny in a contested proceeding.

Retrospective Valuation

An opinion of value as of a specific past date, such as date of marriage or date of separation.

Property Disputes

Independent analysis to help resolve disagreements about a shared property's market value.

A Neutral Starting Point

One independent value both parties can reference — how it's used in equitable distribution is a legal decision.

Illustrative Ownership Split

An independent appraisal establishes one neutral value both parties and their attorneys can use — how any resulting equity is divided is a legal and financial decision, not one the appraiser makes.

Party A: 50%Party B: 50%

For Attorneys

Valuation That Stands Up

We prepare independent, standards-based appraisal reports intended to hold up to scrutiny — documenting our methodology, comparable selection, and reconciliation clearly for your case file.

For Individuals

A Neutral Third Opinion

Going through a divorce is difficult enough without disagreeing on what your home is worth. An independent appraisal gives both sides a fair, unbiased starting point.

Documented, Not Debated

How We Document a Defensible Value

A description of the property itself — site, improvements, layout, size, condition, quality, and other characteristics that influence value.

General overview of typical report sections — the exact content and format of your report depends on the specific assignment.

See how property details, comparable sales, adjustments, analysis, and the final value conclusion come together in a professional appraisal report.

View Sample Appraisal Report

Often, yes — an independent, neutral appraisal is commonly used by both parties and their attorneys as a shared reference point, though this depends on your specific legal situation and your attorneys' guidance.

It's an opinion of value as of a specific past date — for example, the date of marriage or date of separation — rather than today's value, often required for equitable distribution calculations.

Availability for litigation support, depositions, or testimony depends on the specific assignment. Discuss your needs with us early so we can scope the engagement appropriately.

This information is provided for general educational purposes and is not legal advice, and does not guarantee any outcome in a legal proceeding. Please consult your attorney regarding your specific matter.

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