DivorceAppraisal
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Professional divorce appraisals providing unbiased, court-accepted property valuations for equitable distribution of marital assets in West Palm Beach and throughout Palm Beach County.
When Do You Need a Divorce Appraisal?
If you're going through a divorce and own real estate together, an independent appraisal is essential for:
Our Divorce Appraisal Process
We provide detailed, USPAP-compliant reports that are accepted by Florida family courts and attorneys statewide. Our reports include comprehensive market analysis, detailed property descriptions, and clear explanations of valuation methodology.
Unlike lender appraisals, our divorce valuations are performed solely under professional appraisal standards without lender-imposed restrictions. This often provides a more accurate representation of true market value.
Expert Witness Testimony Available
If your case goes to trial, our appraisers are experienced expert witnesses who can testify and defend their valuations under cross-examination.
What is a divorce appraisal?
An unbiased, court-admissible valuation of real estate to help determine fair division of assets in divorce proceedings.
Does only one spouse need to order it?
Either spouse or their attorney can order an appraisal. Jointly ordered appraisals are often preferred to avoid disputes.
How is it different from a bank appraisal?
Divorce appraisals follow USPAP and state guidelines without lender overlays, and can include retrospective values or detailed adjustment explanations.
How long does the report take?
Inspection within 48-72 hours, full report in 5-10 business days (2-3 days rush available).
Is the report court-admissible?
Yes. Our appraisers are experienced expert witnesses and reports are written to withstand cross-examination.
What is a divorce appraisal?
An unbiased, court-admissible valuation of real estate owned during the marriage to help determine fair division of assets.
Does only one spouse have to order it?
Either spouse (or their attorney) can order it privately. Jointly ordered appraisals are often preferred to avoid disputes.
How is it different from a bank or refinance appraisal?
It follows only USPAP and state guidelines—no lender overlays—and can include retrospective values or detailed adjustment explanations.
How long does the report take?
Inspection within 48–72 hours, full report in 5–10 business days (2–3 days rush available).
Is the report court-admissible?
Yes—our appraisers are experienced expert witnesses and the report is written to withstand cross-examination.
What documents do you need from us?
Divorce decree (if available), previous appraisals, settlement agreements, and any renovation receipts.