Yes. All reports are USPAP-compliant and written to withstand legal scrutiny. We provide full comparable analysis, clear methodology, adjusted reasoning, and supporting market data — making our reports suitable for court, mediation, depositions, and attorney negotiations.

Absolutely. Retrospective appraisals are one of our core legal services. We base valuations strictly on market conditions and comparable data available on the effective (historical) date to ensure accuracy for probate and estate filings.

Most legal appraisals are completed within 5–7 business days. Complex cases may require additional time, and rush service is available for time-sensitive filings or court deadlines.

Yes. When needed, our certified appraisers can provide deposition support, courtroom testimony, and methodology explanation to help strengthen your position and ensure the valuation is fully understood by the court.

We routinely support attorneys handling probate, estate settlement, divorce, equitable distribution, litigation, tax assessment appeals, bankruptcy, foreclosure, partnership disputes, and fair market value determinations. Both residential and commercial assignments are accepted.

We typically request: the property address, purpose of the valuation, effective date (current or retrospective), any deadlines, and relevant documents. Once received, we confirm scope, fee, and timeline so your team has complete clarity.

We primarily serve Monsey, Spring Valley, Airmont, New Hempstead, Wesley Hills, Chestnut Ridge, and the entire Rockland County region. Extended coverage may be available depending on the case.