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What is Divorce?
A divorce is the legal dissolution of a marriage in which a court separates the financial lives of two spouses. As part of the process, marital assets and debts must be identified, valued, and divided according to state law or negotiated settlement terms. Property subject to division can include real estate, businesses, retirement accounts, vehicles, household contents, collectibles, and other personal or financial assets. Because the outcome affects each party’s financial future, accurate and supportable values are critical for reaching equitable resolutions and avoiding disputes.
What is a Divorce appraisal?
A divorce appraisal is an independent opinion of value prepared to help determine how marital property should be allocated between spouses. The valuation may be used in mediation, negotiation, or court proceedings. These assignments can involve many different asset types, including businesses, professional practices, vehicles, machinery and equipment, household contents, jewelry, collectibles, financial interests, or other tangible and intangible property.
Reports are typically prepared by a neutral third party and follow recognized professional standards such as USPAP. Depending on the assignment, the appraiser may analyze market data, comparable sales, ownership characteristics, or asset condition. The goal is to provide a credible, well-supported value that attorneys, courts, and opposing experts can rely on during the division process.
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