FAQs

A divorce appraisal is an appraisal conducted to determine the fair market value of assets, often real estate, as part of the divorce settlement process.

No, Appraisers are licensed on a state-by-state basis. You do not want someone who does not know the local market. Although we are licensed for the State of Texas we do not take jobs outside of the greater DFW area, since we are not experts in other markets of Texas.

We can appraise a wide range of residential properties, including residences with 1-4 units, Townhouses, Manufactured Homes, Condos, and vacant land.

Market value is the most probable price a property would sell for on the open market, while fair market value considers both buyer and seller acting without duress or undue pressure.

The timeframe varies depending on the complexity and location of the property. Typically, appraisals are completed within 2-3 business days of the on-site visit.

It’s best to obtain a current appraisal, as property values can change significantly over time. A recent appraisal provides the most accurate value.

Yes, we adhere to strict confidentiality standards. We do not disclose appraisal information to any third parties without your consent.

Yes, we often collaborate with attorneys and estate planners to ensure our appraisal reports meet legal and estate planning requirements.

For unique assets, we utilize specialized appraisal methods, and consulting experts when necessary, to determine their fair market value accurately.

Yes, we can provide expert testimony and appear in court if our appraisal report is challenged or required during legal proceedings.

If the appraisal value is disputed, both parties may hire their appraisers. Appraisers can work together to resolve differences or provide their findings in court if needed.

Yes, we offer rush appraisal services for estate planning when needed to meet tight deadlines or urgent situations.

Our appraisal reports are prepared in compliance with IRS regulations and are generally accepted for estate tax purposes. However, it’s always wise to consult with your tax advisor.

To schedule an appraisal, contact our office through phone or email. We’ll discuss your specific needs and provide guidance on the appraisal process.

We offer expert property tax services and appeals to help homeowners reduce their tax burden, backed by a team with extensive knowledge of the local real estate market.