Home value as of a past date (separation date)

Sometimes the value that matters isn't today's. An attorney or the court may want the home's value as of the date you separated, filed, or another specific date.

How it works

Sam values the home as of the date you give him, using sales from around that time and the home's condition back then. Photos, listings or receipts for updates made since then are helpful.

Who picks the date?

Your attorney, mediator or the court. Sam just needs the exact date in your order notes.

Cost

Fees depend on the property. Request a quote and Sam will get back to you shortly.

Quick answers

Can you appraise a home as of a past date?

Yes. Sam can value a home as of a past date, such as a separation or filing date. Put the date in your order notes.

Which date should I use?

That's a legal question for your attorney or mediator; Sam appraises as of whatever date they need.

This page is general information, not legal advice. Talk with your attorney or mediator about your situation.

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