03 — Family Law and Divorce Valuations
Clear, impartial valuations at a difficult time.
When a property must be divided or settled, everyone involved benefits from an independent, clearly reasoned opinion of value. Family law valuations follow a specific approach that differs from standard reports, so that they can be relied upon by lawyers and the court.
Is this for you?
Who it’s for, and when it’s needed.
Who this service is for
- Individuals going through a separation or divorce
- Family law practitioners acting for either party
- Parties seeking an agreed, independent view of value
When you may need it
- A property forms part of a matrimonial settlement
- Your lawyer has asked for an independent valuation
- A valuation report may be put before the court
What a family law valuation includes
- 01An accurate assessment of the property’s current market value
- 02In-depth information on condition and features, including the land, building exterior and interior, and any improvements
- 03A detailed risk analysis, including environmental factors and property and market risks
- 04A breakdown of sales evidence, including recent comparable sales nearby and how current market conditions affect value
- 05A rationale explaining how the value has been reached, including the considerations and external factors taken into account
- 06The valuer’s credentials and experience that qualify them to undertake the valuation
Before you get in touch
Information that may help.
You don’t need everything at the start. Share what you have and we’ll confirm what’s required for your situation.
- 01The property address and parish
- 02Contact details for the instructing lawyer, if there is one
- 03Any access arrangements for the inspection
- 04Details of improvements or features the valuer should be aware of
Get in touch
Start with a clearer picture of your property.
Tell us about the property and why you need a valuation or advice. We’ll come back to you to discuss the scope and next steps.
