A divorce appraisal is essential when making decisions about the division of assets, particularly when it involves the family home. Whether you choose to sell the property, refinance and divide the equity, or one party wishes to buy out the other, a licensed real estate appraiser is crucial in this process.

State law often mandates that judges determine the fair market value of the property before finalizing property division. To ensure a fair and accurate assessment, it is important for each spouse to have their own home appraisal conducted by a professional appraiser.

Our divorce appraisals offer the following benefits:

• Well-supported and expert appraisals

• Documentation that is defensible in a trial

• Reports that meet the requirements of Arizona courts and various agencies

• Historical appraisals with effective dates matching the divorce date and market value opinions

• Professional courtesy, confidentiality, and discretion

When you choose Titan Consulting, you can expect top-notch service and meticulous analysis backed by over 15 years of experience serving the Phoenix Metro area, and the surrounding counties.

Who covers the cost of the home appraisal in a divorce? In most cases, the cost is split between both parties. However, if one party intends to keep the home, they usually assume the responsibility for the appraisal fees.

In some instances, spouses may disagree on the choice of appraiser. Rest assured, our appraisers adhere to the highest professional standards. While appraised values may vary, judges may intervene and settle on a compromised number when discrepancies arise.

We understand the ethical considerations involved in divorce appraisals. Our adherence to the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP) ensures the utmost confidentiality and discretion throughout the process.

Divorce attorneys and accountants in Arizona rely on our appraisals to determine the value of real estate for estates, divorces, and other disputes. With our extensive experience in dealing with all parties involved, we are well-equipped to assist you with your specific needs.

If you're an attorney handling a divorce case, you'll likely require a property appraisal to determine an accurate market value. We are familiar with the methods and requirements necessary to conduct retrospective appraisals, providing effective dates and market value opinions that align with the date of divorce.

Explore our website, learn more about our expert appraisers, and join our Facebook community to stay informed. When you're ready to schedule your divorce appraisal, give us a call. Our team is here to assist you every step of the way.