Estate Appraisals

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When considering the disposition of assets under a will or in probate in New Jersey, you or your lawyer may need an expert property appraiser like the professionals at NJ Property Appraisals. Often, the appraiser must determine the property’s value on a particular date, rather than when the appraisal is ordered.  For example, an estate executor or executrix may require an appraisal as of the date the property owner passed away, also known as a "Date of Death" valuation.  Whether you require an appraisal for Inheritance and Taxation filings, estate planning or settlement purposes, or you need a "date of death" (retrospective) valuation to settle an estate, NJ Property Appraisals offers the experience and credentials necessary to produce credible, well-supported appraisal reports that meet or exceed The State of NJ Division of Taxation and Federal IRS requirements.