Are you looking for Family Law Purpose Valuations? The Asset Valuation Group has over 41 years of experience in the industry. As we are a family-owned business, we understand how daunting this process must be. Therefore building relationships with our clients to better understand there situation is vital to making this a no-hassle process. Furthermore, the service is of high quality, and we go beyond our call of duty to ensure our clients are happy with it. All of our family law purpose valuations are efficient and fast turn around. We aim to make this a carefree, efficient and smooth experience for your clients.
Our Team at Asset Valuations provide all our clients with expert advice on the interpretation and implementation of all relevant Asset Valuation Standards. We offer Family Law Purpose Valuations for the top Family Law Firms around Australia on a weekly basis.
What is a Family Law Purpose Valuation?
A Family Law Purpose Valuation is a valuation of Assets, which includes property, business and all assets, where two parties are in the process of separating. This report is prepared by an independent valuer, who acts unbiased ad independent when achieving the final outcome. This is then presented to both lawyers who negotiate for settlement.
What Methods Are Used in Family Law Purpose Valuations?
In order to produce and provide the best possible service for our clients, we always go the extra mile in making this a very memorable and happy experience. Our methods are precise, and our Family Law Valuations methods are listed below as per asset class:
- Assets (The Asset Method, relying on recent comparable sales)
- Property (Direct Comparison Approach, The Capitalisation of Net Income and the Summation Approach)
- Business (Capitalisation of Net Income, Discounted Cashflow and The Asset Method)
While doing all of the above, the basis of value is always Market Value in Family Law Purpose Valuations.
As circumstances may change, we can provide a type of valuation called a “Sight Unseen” valuation or as we call it a Desktop Valuation Report. This is based on information received from the client(s). If this is not suitable, the traditional way of valuing is always completing a sight inspection. If you would like to know more about our Desktop Valuation Reports, click here.