Divorce appraisal · Macomb & Oakland Counties
Independent residential appraisals for homeowners and family-law attorneys navigating divorce and property settlement discussions.
An independent perspective
When a home is part of a divorce matter, an independent appraisal can provide a documented opinion of its value. Titan focuses on the residential valuation assignment; decisions about settlement and legal requirements belong with you and your attorney.
For homeowners
You do not need to know appraisal terminology to get started. Share the property address, your timing, and the purpose of the appraisal. We will explain the work, fee, and timing before you decide to proceed.
For family-law attorneys
Discuss the relevant valuation date, intended users, property access, deadlines, and any anticipated testimony. These details help establish the assignment before work begins.
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Tell us the property address, who is requesting the appraisal, and whether an attorney is involved.
Tell us why you need the appraisal, who needs the report, and the date the value should reflect. We will confirm the work, fee, and timing before you decide.
Once you agree to proceed, we will arrange property access and explain what information to have ready.
Before you get started
Yes. Homeowners and attorneys can contact Titan directly. If you have an attorney, check with them about how the appraisal will be used and what they need from the report.
Yes. A retrospective appraisal estimates value as of an earlier date. Tell us the date needed and what records you have about the property at that time.
Yes. William Welch personally provides expert testimony concerning residential valuation. Testimony scope, preparation, fees, and availability must be discussed as part of the engagement.
Share the property address, why you need the appraisal, and any deadlines. The fee and timing depend on the property and work involved. We will confirm both before you decide to proceed.
No. Titan provides an independent valuation, not a promised number or legal outcome. Your attorney can advise you on legal strategy and how the appraisal may be used in your matter.
Your next step
Share the property address and why you need an appraisal. We serve all of Macomb and Oakland Counties and will confirm the work, fee, and timing before you decide to proceed.