Appraisal Value of Individual Assets BEFORE Marriage:

Prenuptial Agreement Appraisal

A prenuptial agreement is an agreement between two people that deals with the financial consequences of their relationship of living together ending.

In Canada, some individuals enter into a contract before they live together; get married and in simple terms, they enter into an “prenuptial agreement”.

Call us to conduct a Personal Property Appraisal of the goods and assets of each person, before you sign this type of agreement. We will clearly identify each item, in a very simple form that can be understood in the event that there is break down - or dispute of this agreement.

 



Reasons for getting a Prenuptial Appraisal:

- Our unbiased Certified Personal Property Prenuptial Appraisal - conducted by an Accredited Appraiser can be used by both individuals to minimize legal costs, such as court time and lawyer preparation.


- The market value of all goods/assets are pre negotiated, so that there will be no dispute if there is ever a separation or divorce.


- Our Prenuptial Property Appraisal includes everything except REAL PROPERTY - meaning that personal property, like business goodwill; cars, trucks, jewelry, antiques, furniture, machinery and or equipment, home computers and all other assets that can be valued.


- We can be called into court as EXPERT Witness to our reports. This means that there is very little room for debate.


The Appraiser the Prenuptial Appraisal will:

- We will Identify all the assets of the equalization,


- Appraise the true values the assets, as of the date of separation - using our standard calculations.


- Provide EXPERT Testimony should the Court, or the judge warrants to due so.

-The Divorce Property Appraisal report is written so it can be clearly understood, prepared in a timely manner and prepared according to the latest laws outlined in Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP). All Appraisals are in compliance with the standards and ethics as set forth in Professional Societies, and Associations of Professional Appraisers.