Divorce & Estate valuation
Date-specific valuations for settlements and estate planning.
Methods
- As-of-date asset valuation
- Multi-asset aggregation
Data sources
- User-submitted asset details
- Market benchmarks
Valuation guide
Settlements hinge on as-of dates. Assets are valued effective on the legally relevant date so both sides negotiate from the same numbers.
Aggregation beats anecdote. Real estate, business interests, vehicles, and accounts roll into one schedule with a cited basis for each line.
Common questions
What date should assets be valued as of?
It varies by jurisdiction — separation, filing, or distribution date are common. Confirm with counsel, then value everything consistently.
Are automated valuations admissible in court?
They support negotiation and mediation well; contested proceedings usually require credentialed appraisers.
How do you split a business in divorce?
Value the interest first, then negotiate offset, buyout, or co-ownership terms against the marital balance sheet.
Live accuracy
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Outcome tracking is live — model stats until owners record outcomes.