Often in cases of family law or a property settlement between two parties, a property valuation will be required. With an independent valuation of any property assets that are being divided, you’ll be able to make sure that you’re getting a fair amount in any settlement. Licensed property valuers are the only recognised experts if you are involved in mediation or court, and our reports are used regularly by clients as expert evidence in such processes. We provide reports direct to client/s, or as instructed by solicitors.

Insight Properties valuers specialise in family law and divorce valuations, and this niche area actually comprises the majority of our work. We can conduct a family law valuation under joint instructions either from private clients or solicitors, or under instructions by a single party. Valuations can be conducted retrospectively if required, or where access is denied or not possible for a variety of reasons.

Insight Properties valuers also conduct shadow expert witness valuations where a client is not happy with another valuation they have received, and request an independent review of that valuation and in most cases a check valuation to provide a second opinion.

It should be noted by clients that a real estate agents advise is not considered to be accurate or independent by the courts or mediation process (and most fair minded people as well), and as such engaging a property valuer is vital to ensure you receive the best advise and outcome in regards to your property assets. That’s where we come in.