For attorneys
Appraisals your matters can stand on.
Estate, divorce and litigation values, as of the date your matter needs.
How it works
Three steps to a signed report.
Choose the purpose, set the effective date and add your case number. A qualified appraiser takes it from there.
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Tell us what you need.
Purpose, property, dates and your reference number, in one short form.
A sample order: Property 123 Oak St, Purpose Estate · date of death, Effective date Mar 4, 2026, Case number EST-2026-0142, Due Oct 20. 02
A qualified appraiser accepts it.
Orders go to licensed appraisers who meet the form’s requirements and cover the area.
Sample status: order placed and offered to qualified appraisers October 2, accepted October 3 with the license confirmed, inspection next. 03
Receive the signed report.
The appraiser completes the analysis and signs. You follow every step on the order.
Sample delivery: inspection complete October 9, report signed by the assigned appraiser and ready on the order October 16.
What we cover
Built for the work you order.
Estate & probate
Date-of-death values for estate filings, probate and trust accountings.
Divorce & marital assets
One neutral value, as of the date both sides agree on.
Litigation
Narrative reports for contested matters and settlements.
- A licensed appraiser signs
- Workfiles retained 5 years
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
- Can you value a property as of a past date?
- Yes. Set a retrospective effective date on the order, and the appraiser analyzes the market as of that date.
- Do you handle litigation and expert testimony?
- Yes for litigation narratives. Note any testimony needs in the order’s special instructions so the assigned appraiser can agree to them.
- How fast can a firm get a report?
- You set the due date on the order. Status updates show each step until the signed report arrives.
