When an individual dies, you’ll need to provide the court with a date of death appraisal. This appraisal is, essentially, used to determine the overall worth of the deceased’s estate and will take into account things such as real estate, cash, and other valuable assets. This appraisal will be used to determine what taxes are owed, if the assets can be used to pay creditors, and what can be distributed to any beneficiaries. In addition, you may need to get an appraisal for attorney settlements and if the estate is changing hands.
We can provide you with a probate appraisal to accurately assess the value of an estate. We’ll go over the property left behind in a last will and testament to make sure you get an accurate assessment of its value.
