What We Do
How We Help
Going through a divorce is stressful enough without worrying about whether your home's value is accurate. At Prewitt Appraisals, we specialize in providing fair, defensible real estate appraisals for divorce proceedings.
Our appraisals are designed to withstand scrutiny from both parties and hold up in court. We provide detailed, well-supported valuations that attorneys and judges can rely on for equitable asset division.
With over 35 years of experience, we understand the sensitivity required in these situations. Our appraisers maintain strict neutrality and produce thorough, unbiased reports.
Pricing
Fees & Add-Ons
Transparent pricing with no hidden fees
Single Date Appraisal
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A comprehensive appraisal report for a single valuation date, either current or retrospective.
Secondary Date Appraisal
An additional valuation date added to an existing appraisal report.
Court Testimony
Expert witness testimony to defend and explain the appraisal in court proceedings.
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Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about our divorce appraisals process
It depends on your situation. Some divorces require a current market value, while others need a retrospective value as of the date of separation or marriage. Your attorney can advise on what's needed for your case. We can provide appraisals for multiple dates in a single engagement.
Absolutely. Our appraisers are bound by USPAP (Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice) and maintain strict neutrality. We do not advocate for either party. Our job is to provide an accurate, defensible value supported by market data.
A thorough divorce appraisal should include a detailed market analysis, comparable property sales, interior and exterior photographs, property measurements, a description of the property's condition, and a clear explanation of how the value was determined. Our reports include all of these elements.
Yes. Our appraisers are experienced expert witnesses and can provide testimony to defend and explain the appraisal findings in court. Court testimony is billed at $250 per hour.