If you require a real estate valuation for family law/matrimonial purposes then you have come to the right place. We offer valuation reports at affordable prices with fast turnaround times. Our valuations are conducted by experienced valuers who have access to most current market data to derive the most accurate valuation for family law purposes.
- What is a family law valuation?
- Why and when do I need a family law valuation?
- Why choose PVG valuers?
- How much does a family law valuation report cost?
- How long does the valuation process take?
- I require a family law valuation, what’s next?
What is a family law valuation?
Family law valuations are carried out where there is a separation of two parties through divorce / breakdown of a marriage / defacto arrangement. A market valuation can help to dissolve any disputes which may arise as to the current value of the property. In some circumstances both parties may agree to appoint a single valuer to act on their behalf. On the other hand, each party may independently appoint a Valuer to act exclusively for them.
Why and when do I need a family law/matrimonial valuation?
Disputes may arise when parties cannot agree on the value of the property. If this is the case, the parties obtain the services of a qualified valuer. The party seeking the advice pays for the valuation fee, alternatively the fees can be split if both parties are requesting the valuation. Depending on the circumstances, the sworn valuation can be used in court in the form of an affidavit or during mediation to help resolve disputes.
Why choose PVG valuers?
Our Valuers are experienced in providing valuations for family law purposes and have access to the best property research databases, so we can find the most relevant market sales and have all the necessary details at our finger tips. Our valuers are specialist in the area your property is located in and understand all the factors of your local market. We produce quality reports at affordable prices with fast turnaround times that are specific to family law requirements.
How much does a family law valuation report cost?
Valuation reports for family law purposes are long form reports. This style of report is specialised and costs more than a typical pro forma short from report, however there is significantly more information and research put into a long form valuation report. Every property is unique and the valuation fee is determined by what the property is, where it is and the degree of detail involved with the job. You can request a valuation fee quote by clicking on the link located right-centre of this web page. You also have the option to book a valuation directly through this web page.
How long does valuation process take?
A minimum of 5-days turnaround after the date of inspection is required for family law valuations.
I require a family law valuation, what’s next?
Click on the link to register your details and request a quote or book a valuation. One of our friendly staff will be in contact with you to provide a quote or arrange a suitable inspection time for a valuer to inspect your property.
