For attorneys
Appraisals your matters can stand on.
Estate, divorce, litigation, and trust valuations — retrospective dates, neutral opinions, and narratives built to survive scrutiny.
Law firms need valuations that match the matter, not a mortgage form. ValueSwell routes each engagement to a licensed appraiser and delivers USPAP-compliant work product — retrospective when the matter demands it, litigation-grade when testimony is on the table.
Estate & probate
Date-of-death and trust-administration valuations for Form 706, probate, and accountings.
Divorce & marital assets
Neutral opinions of value on a stipulated date that both sides can rely on.
Litigation & testimony
Litigation-grade narratives with expert support available when a matter is contested.
How it works
1. Tell us about the property
Address, purpose, and the effective date your matter needs.
2. Our agents do the legwork
Data, comps, and a first draft are assembled automatically.
3. A licensed appraiser signs
A state-licensed appraiser reviews and signs a USPAP-compliant report.
Frequently asked questions
- Can you value a property as of a historical date?
- Yes — retrospective effective dates are standard for estate and many litigation matters. We analyze the market available around that date.
- Do you handle litigation and expert testimony?
- Yes. Litigation-grade narrative reports are available, and the appraiser can support the work product when testimony may be required.
- How fast can a firm get a report?
- Turnaround depends on property and report type, but the agent-assisted workflow compresses the busywork so licensed review — not data entry — sets the pace.
Ready when you are.
A licensed appraiser, the right effective date, and documentation that holds up.
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