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Divorce Home Appraisal

Independent valuation of the matrimonial home for separation, mediation, arbitration, or family court purposes.

Who typically needs it
  • •Separating couples
  • •Family lawyers
  • •Mediators
  • •Arbitrators
Documents commonly required
  • •Land title or deed
  • •Recent tax assessment
  • •List of improvements
  • •Survey or RPR if available
Cost & timeline

Often higher than a standard mortgage appraisal due to documentation, narrative reporting, and potential court use.

Typically several business days; rush turnarounds available from some providers.

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FAQ

Divorce appraisal questions

Ask the party who will rely on the report — your lender, lawyer, accountant, insurer, or the court. They will confirm the report type, scope, and effective date.
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