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Divorce can be a complicated and emotional process, especially when it comes to dividing assets. One of the most valuable assets that couples own is their home. If you and your spouse own a property together, you will need to get it appraised in order to determine its fair market value.
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Don't let the stress of property division weigh you down during your divorce. Contact our Brockton, Massachusetts divorce appraisal company today to schedule an appointment with one of our expert appraisers. We are committed to providing you with a fair and accurate appraisal that will help you move forward with your divorce.
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Frequently Asked Questions of Divorce Appraisals
A property appraisal for divorce is necessary to determine the value of the property for equitable distribution during divorce proceedings.
Factors considered in a divorce appraisal can include the property’s location, size, condition, and comparable sales in the area.
A divorce appraisal can affect property division by providing an equitable value for the property.
Our Process for Divorce Estate Appraisals in Brockton, MA
We know how to process perfectly
The appraisal process at Cullen Real Estate and Appraisal Company is designed to be as simple and stress-free as possible for our clients. With over 30 years of experience, Tom Cullen is the owner and chief appraiser who will personally handle your estate appraisal needs.
Tom will conduct an interior and exterior inspection of the property, taking into account the quality, condition, and amenities. Our team will also research the property, including mapping, location, and comparable sales to arrive at a value conclusion supported by documentation.
In case access to the property is not possible, Cullen Real Estate and Appraisal Company is equipped to conduct a desktop appraisal using information gathered from public records and MLS. This provides the same level of accuracy and credibility without an inspection of the property.
We aim to make the appraisal process seamless and to provide our clients with the support they need to make informed decisions.
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Reasons to choose us over others
Cullen Real Estate and Appraisal Company is the top choice for estate appraisals in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Here are a few reasons why you should choose us for your estate appraisal needs:
Expertise and Experience
Tom Cullen is a state-certified residential real estate appraiser with over 30 years of experience and has completed over 400 estate appraisals per year.
Compassionate Support
Our office staffs are compassionate and dedicated to providing you with the support you need during this challenging time, process it and answer any questions you may have.
Trusted by Professionals
We are trusted by families, attorneys, accountants, and financial planners to provide accurate estate appraisals. We focus only on quality service and accurate estate appraisals.
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When should a date of death appraisal be done?
A date of death appraisal should be done when the executor or administrator of an estate needs to determine the value of the assets for probate or estate tax purposes. It is typically done as close to the date of death as possible.
What does FMV on date of death appraisal mean?
FMV stands for Fair Market Value, and it refers to the value of an asset in an open and competitive market. In the context of a date of death appraisal, it refers to the value of the assets in the estate on the date of the decedent's death.
What is the purpose of a date of death appraisal?
The purpose of a date of death appraisal is to determine the fair market value (FMV) of the assets in the estate on the date of the decedent's death. This information is used for probate and estate tax purposes, and helps ensure that the estate is properly valued for distribution to the beneficiaries.
What happens if the market has changed since the date of death?
If the market has changed since the date of death, the value of the assets may be different from the value determined by the date of death appraisal. In these cases, a new appraisal may be necessary to accurately reflect the current market value.
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