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Estate & Date-of-Death Appraisals

Retrospective valuations for probate, estate tax reporting, and equitable distribution among heirs.

What matters here

Estate & Date-of-Death work has its own rules

Estate work is almost always retrospective — the effective date is the date of death, not today. That demands market evidence contemporaneous with that date, which is a research problem most valuation sources are simply not built to solve.

Every report prepared for this purpose states its intended use and intended user explicitly, applies the value standard that purpose requires, and is signed by the appraiser who performed the work. That is not a courtesy — it is what makes the report usable by the party who has to accept it.

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