When property value is in dispute, the appraisal has to hold up under cross-examination.
Real Estate Appraisal Expert Witness & Litigation Support
Gordon Appraisal works with attorneys on divorce, estate disputes, partition actions, and tax appeals. We prepare court-ready reports, review opposing appraisals, and provide testimony, and we'll be involved from the first consultation through trial.
Attorneys: call (401) 658-5000 or request a free 15-minute case consult. Litigation and testimony fees are quoted per case.
Our litigation services include litigation and retrospective appraisals, reviews of opposing appraisals, deposition and trial testimony, and consulting for attorneys.
We serve attorneys and their clients throughout Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and eastern Connecticut.
Trusted Partners in Tri-State Property Appraisal
Correct, Fair
Market Value
Gordon Appraisal delivers fair market value opinions, backed by meticulous analysis and industry expertise.
Tri-State
Reach
With an expansive Tri-State
reach, Gordon Appraisal offers
their professional services across multiple regions, ensuring comprehensive property valuation and appraisal solutions.
Decades of
Trusted Partnership
Benefit from Gordon Appraisal's decades-long legacy of trusted partnerships, providing unwavering reliability and expertise in property valuation for sustained client confidence.
FAQs for Attorneys
Can you review an appraisal prepared by the other side?
Yes. We review opposing appraisals for errors, unsupported adjustments, and weak comparable sales, and explain our findings in plain language you can use in negotiation or at trial.
Can you appraise a property as of a past date?
Yes. Retrospective appraisals value a property as of a specific past date, such as the date of separation, filing, or death, using the market data from that time.
How are litigation and testimony fees charged?
Appraisal fees are quoted per case. Deposition, trial testimony, and preparation time are billed separately. Call us to discuss your matter.
