Divorce and Marital Dissolution Appraisals
Dividing a marital home requires a value opinion that both parties, both attorneys, and the court can rely on. Censeo Valuation Consultants provides independent residential appraisals for divorce and marital dissolution across Maricopa and Pinal Counties. The work is done as a neutral, and the report is prepared from the outset to withstand review by opposing counsel or a second appraiser.
A genuinely neutral appraisal
Censeo accepts court-appointed engagements and joint engagements retained by both parties together. The appraiser’s client is the assignment, not a side. The value conclusion is developed the same way regardless of who signs the engagement, and the report states clearly what it relied on and why, so neither party is left wondering whether the number was shaded.
Built to hold up
A divorce appraisal is frequently scrutinized, sometimes by a competing expert. Censeo reports are developed with expanded market support and transparent adjustment rationale, so the reasoning behind the value is visible rather than assumed. When a matter proceeds to litigation, Censeo can provide appraisal review and testimony support.
Current and retrospective values
Marital dissolution often calls for a value as of a specific date, such as the date of separation or the date of filing, rather than today’s market. Censeo develops both current and retrospective valuations, with the effective date and its basis clearly documented.
Who Censeo works with
Family law attorneys, mediators, and private parties throughout the Phoenix metro. Censeo is led by Andrew Ament, Certified Residential Appraiser, Arizona license 21472, appraising in Arizona since 2005 with more than 8,500 assignments completed. Every assignment is handled personally, from inspection through final report.
To discuss a divorce appraisal, a court appointment, or a joint engagement, call 480.540.5151 or request a consultation.