Divorce
One fair number
both sides can rely on.
Dividing a home starts with a number nobody can dispute. We deliver an independent, licensed opinion of value on the date the parties (or the court) stipulate, with documentation built to survive cross-examination. Starting at $249.
What this appraisal covers
Neutral & independent
An arm’s-length opinion of value — no thumb on the scale for either party.
Stipulated valuation date
Value as of the date of separation, filing, or trial — whatever the matter requires.
Court-defensible
A signed, USPAP-compliant report with the comp support that holds up in family court.
Attorney-ready delivery
Your attorney (or both attorneys) receive the report directly, with a signed certificate.
How it works
You do the walkthrough on your phone. A licensed appraiser does the rest. No strangers in your home, no scheduling, no waiting rooms.
Tell us about the home
Address, basic details, why you need the appraisal. Two minutes.
Scan your home
Walk each room with your phone camera and narrate what you see. The app guides you through the full walkthrough in about 15 minutes.
A licensed appraiser reviews
A state-licensed appraiser in your market reviews your scan, pulls comparable sales, and prepares the report. Typically 48–72 hours.
Get your report
A defensible, USPAP-compliant appraisal you can hand to your tax board, your attorney, your CPA, or your buyer.
We’re not an AVM, a computer model, or a real-estate agent estimate. Every report is prepared under the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP) and signed by a licensed appraiser in your state — the same qualification required for mortgage appraisals.
Common questions
Often the attorneys agree on a single neutral appraiser to avoid duelling reports. We deliver an independent opinion either side can rely on.
It depends on the jurisdiction and the matter — date of separation, date of filing, or date of trial. We value as of the date you stipulate.
For litigated matters, the appraiser can support the report; litigation-grade narratives are available when testimony may be required.
The report goes to you and the contacts you designate — typically the attorneys. You control delivery.