Divorce & Matrimonial Home Appraisals in Moncton
What separating spouses in Moncton need to know about ordering an independent appraisal — joint vs. individual appraisers, effective dates, and documentation.
Family law matters in New Brunswick routinely require an
Family law matters in New Brunswick routinely require an independent appraisal of the matrimonial home. In Moncton, matrimonial reports are typically delivered as narrative reports suitable for mediation, arbitration, or New Brunswick court proceedings.
Parties can agree to a single joint appraiser (less
Parties can agree to a single joint appraiser (less expensive, faster, requires consent on instructions) or each retain their own. Joint appraisals are common in Moncton where both spouses are represented.
Effective date is the critical scope question
Effective date is the critical scope question. In some provinces family law uses date of separation; in others, current value is used. Confirm with counsel before ordering — a wrong effective date invalidates the report.
Typical Moncton scope
Typical Moncton scope: full interior/exterior inspection, sales comparison approach with adjustments, and reconciliation in a narrative format. Turnaround for a matrimonial narrative is generally 8–15 business days.
This article is general information for Moncton readers and
This article is general information for Moncton readers and is not legal advice. Retain a family law lawyer in New Brunswick before relying on any appraisal.
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