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Divorce Appraisal

What Is a Divorce Appraisal?

Divorces often require the division of marital assets, and the family home is typically one of the most significant.

A professional, independent real estate appraisal provides a neutral, well-supported opinion of market value, helping both parties and their legal representatives make informed decisions.

As a Certified Residential Appraiser, I offer clear, impartial valuations that are USPAP-compliant and specifically tailored for family law purposes.

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Why You May Need a Divorce Appraisal

  • Determine the fair market value as of the date of separation or the current date

  • Support equitable property division during mediation or court proceedings

  • Provide documentation for attorneys, mediators, or courts

  • Help avoid future disputes over real estate value

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What You Can Expect

  • Discreet, professional service with respect for your privacy

  • Independent, third-party valuation — I work for neither side

  • Fast turnaround and responsive communication

  • A detailed report suitable for court, if needed

Please note: While most divorce appraisals do not require court testimony, I do not currently offer in-court testimony services. However, my report may still be submitted by your attorney or another party involved in your case.

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What’s Included in the Appraisal Report

  • Full description of the property and its condition

  • Sketch of the home’s layout and measurements

  • Comparable sales analysis with value adjustments

  • Market and neighborhood trends

  • USPAP-compliant certified valuation

  • Available for both current and retrospective (past) valuation dates

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Supporting Clients and Attorneys Throughout California

I have experience working with individuals, family law attorneys, and mediators across Santa Clara County and surrounding areas.

If you're navigating a divorce and need a professional home appraisal, I’m here to provide clarity, accuracy, and peace of mind every step of the way.

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