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Valuation for equitable distribution, litigation support, and other legal matters.
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How Is a Home Appraised During Divorce?
During divorce, an independent appraisal provides both parties and the court with a neutral, supportable opinion of a marital property's value.
Read MoreWhat Attorneys Should Specify When Ordering a Litigation Appraisal
A practical guide for attorneys on scoping an independent residential appraisal for divorce, probate, or litigation support — effective dates, report type, and engagement terms.
Read MoreEquitable Distribution and Property Valuation in a Georgia Divorce
Georgia divides marital property under equitable distribution, not a fixed 50/50 split — a general look at what that means for how real property gets valued in a divorce.
Read MoreValuation Date Disputes in Divorce
Why the choice of effective date — separation, filing, or trial — can meaningfully change a property's appraised value in a divorce, and how that date gets determined.
Read MoreSeparate Property vs. Marital Property: Valuation Considerations
How separate, marital, and commingled property classifications in a Georgia divorce relate to what actually needs to be independently valued.
Read MoreBusiness vs. Personal Residence: Valuation Boundaries
Why a residential appraiser values the home and land only — not a business, its income, or its goodwill — and where those two valuation disciplines separate.
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