Divorce Appraisals

The marital home is often the largest asset in a divorce proceeding. Washington Appraisal Group delivers an independent, defensible market value opinion that neither party can credibly contest. The methodology is visible, the comparable selection is documented, and every adjustment is supported with market data.

Anthony participates in three-way calls with attorneys and clients when the number is contested. He explains the data in plain English and lets facts carry the argument. Clients who feel heard stop calling your office after hours.

• Current market value for equitable distribution
• Retrospective valuations tied to date of separation
• Participation in attorney calls and mediation sessions
• Plain-English report language designed for non-appraiser audiences
• Documentation that meets court evidentiary standards
• Both parties interviewed, same questions, same process, documented

Estate Appraisals

Estate appraisals carry IRS scrutiny. A report that can’t withstand review by a CPA or the IRS creates problems for the executor, the estate attorney, and the heirs. Washington Appraisal Group produces date-of-death valuations documented to the standard the IRS and probate courts require.

Estate work does not fluctuate with interest rates. It is lifecycle-driven and recession-resistant, which is why Anthony builds long-term relationships with estate attorneys and probate courts rather than chasing one-shot assignments.

• Date-of-death valuations for estate tax and IRS reporting
• Current market value for equitable distribution among heirs
• Retrospective valuations tied to date of inheritance
• Reports built to survive scrutiny from CPAs, courts, and IRS reviewers
• Coverage across Philadelphia, Bucks County, and the tri-state area

Property Tax Appeal Appraisals

A property tax appeal without a credible appraisal is a complaint. With Washington Appraisal Group, it becomes an argument. Anthony produces independent market value analyses that give your client real grounds to challenge an over-assessed property tax bill. The documentation is built for the appeals board, not a lender file.

• Independent market value analysis for property tax appeals
• Comparable selection and adjustment documentation for board review
• Coverage across Philadelphia, Bucks County, and Montgomery County
• Reports written in plain English that non-appraisers can follow and present

Partition Appraisals

Co-ownership disputes and court-ordered partition actions require an appraiser who understands the legal context and delivers a neutral valuation both sides can accept. Anthony approaches partition the same way he approaches divorce work: documented, impartial, and built to survive cross-examination. Courts want no surprises. Anthony delivers.

• Neutral market value for court-ordered partition or buyout
• Documentation that meets court evidentiary standards
• Plain-language reports written for non-appraiser audiences
• Available for attorney calls and court testimony