Divorce | Copper State Appraisal Services

Divorce Appraisals: Clarity and Fairness During Life’s Transitions

Guiding You Through Complex Property Division with Expertise and Compassion

Divorce is never easy, and dividing real estate assets can add another layer of complexity. At Copper State Appraisal, we are specially trained in Collaborative Law Cases through CPP (Collaborative Professionals of Phoenix), and we serve as a neutral, trusted partner-no matter if your case involves litigation, mediation, or collaborative divorce.

Our Divorce Appraisal Services

Objective, Unbiased Valuation

We deliver impartial, USPAP-compliant appraisals to accurately determine the fair market value of marital real estate. Our thorough, data-driven reports ensure assets are divided equitably, supporting a just outcome for all parties involved.

Expert Testimony & Support

If your case requires it, our experienced appraisers can present findings in court or mediation. We clearly explain our methodology, helping judges, attorneys, and both parties understand the valuation process and supporting a fair resolution.

Neutral, Professional Approach

As trained neutrals, our focus is on providing factual, unbiased information. We help reduce conflict, build trust, and guide both sides toward a resolution with confidence and clarity.

Example

A divorcing couple disagrees on the value of their family home. Our impartial, USPAP-compliant appraisal provides a clear, market-based valuation. Both parties and their attorneys use our report to reach a fair settlement-avoiding costly litigation and unnecessary stress.

Why Choose Copper State Appraisal?

Specialized Training:
Our background in Collaborative Law means we understand the sensitive dynamics of divorce and the importance of neutrality.
Professionalism & Confidentiality:
We uphold the highest standards of accuracy, confidentiality, and ethical conduct throughout every step of the process.
Smoother Resolutions:
Our clear, unbiased appraisals and expert support help minimize disputes, streamline property division, and reduce stress for everyone involved.