Divorce Appraisals in Nevada

Divorce is a painful process under the best of circumstances, and it gets no easier when questions like "who gets the house?" have to be answered fairly.  For Las Vegas, Henderson, Clark County or Nevada properties, divorce appraisals performed by Appraisers of Las Vegas appraisers can help make the answers as airtight and fair as possible.

At Appraisers of Las Vegas, we understand that divorce appraisals are different not only because of the client.  Why are divorce appraisals different from the kind of mortgage appraisals most appraisers are used to?

• Both the document and the appraiser have to be professional, thorough, persuasive and easily understood.  Unfortunately, divorce sometimes includes litigation.  That means an appraiser defending his or her conclusions and analysis in a deposition or on the stand.

• Mortgage appraisals are most often performed for clients who are excited about buying a new house.  No one is excited or happy about divorce appraisals.  Our appraisers are professional and courteous. 

• An attorney is not the same kind of client as a loan officer.  We're professionals who treat all our clients like professionals in kind, and meet their unique needs.  Nothing is one-size-fits-all. 

• Often the divorce date differs from the date you order the appraisal. Appraisers of Las Vegas.com has extensive experience performing retroactive appraisals with effective dates and Fair Market Value estimates matching the date of divorce.  

• Appraisers of Las Vegas and our appraisers are discreet and confidential. 

Appraisers of Las Vegas offers a full range of Real Estate Appraisal services, with experience in many types of property. Appraisers of Las Vegas is also experienced in litigation support and expert witness testimony. Clients who have used our expert witness testimony services include attorneys, financial institutions, banks, legal and accounting firms, individuals and several other types of businesses. In many cases, our independent, supportable analysis has allowed clients to settle cases without going to court.