Guardianship Appraisals
Court-appointed guardians oversee adults who are not able to make decisions for themselves. They need to have legal authority to make decisions for the person under guardianship (also called an "incapacitated person"). Only the courts can grant that power. Adult guardianship cases are filed with the county Surrogate's Office and heard in Superior Court and often the court requests a real estate appraisal if the "incapacitated person" owns real estate and that's where NJ Property Appraisals can be of assistance.