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Dividing a Home Can Be One of the Hardest Parts of a Divorce
When the value of the marital home is disputed, you need an independent opinion supported by market data—not a number tied to either party’s desired outcome.
One Independent, Well-Supported Opinion of Market Value
NJREAG provides residential appraisal services for divorce and matrimonial matters throughout New Jersey. The assignment is developed by a state-certified residential appraiser and reported in accordance with applicable professional appraisal standards.
Market-Supported Value
Comparable sales, market trends, property condition, location, site characteristics, and other relevant factors are analyzed.
Independent & Unbiased
The value conclusion is developed independently, without advocating for either spouse or a predetermined outcome.
Clear Documentation
A complete appraisal report explains the analysis and provides support for the final value conclusion.
Residential Expertise
Single-family homes, condominiums, 2–4 family properties, waterfront, luxury, and complex residential assignments.
Confidential Process
Professional communication and discreet handling of property and client information throughout the assignment.
Statewide New Jersey
Serving clients, attorneys, mediators, and other intended users throughout New Jersey.
Get Your Appraisal in 3 Steps
Request a Quote
Send the property details or call us directly to discuss the assignment and intended use.
Property Inspection
A state-certified appraiser personally inspects the property and researches relevant market data.
Receive the Report
Your completed appraisal is delivered electronically with the supporting analysis and value conclusion.
Common Questions, Answered
Can both spouses use the same appraisal?
An independent appraisal can often be used by multiple parties when they agree on the appraiser and intended use. Your attorney or mediator can advise you regarding the needs of your specific matter.
How long does the appraisal take?
Timing depends on property complexity, inspection access, and current workload. Typical residential assignments are often delivered within approximately 5–10 business days after inspection unless a different timeframe is agreed upon.
Can the appraisal be retrospective?
Yes. When appropriate data is available, a retrospective appraisal can develop an opinion of value as of a prior effective date.
What does a divorce appraisal cost?
Fees depend on location, property type, complexity, retrospective requirements, and the scope of work. Submit the property address for a specific quote.
What if the other side already has an appraisal?
You may still obtain an independent appraisal. Depending on the assignment, appraisal review or rebuttal services may also be appropriate.
Need an Independent Value for a Divorce Matter?
Submit your property details or speak directly with a state-certified residential appraiser.
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