Divorce Appraisals
Independent residential valuations for divorce, mediation, and property-settlement decisions.
When the Number Needs to Be Credible
Real estate is often one of the biggest assets in a divorce. That makes value disputes common. A neutral appraisal helps ground the conversation in something more defensible than guesswork, online estimates, or competing opinions from the parties involved.
We provide independent residential appraisals for divorce and mediation matters across Northeast Florida.
Request a Divorce Appraisal →Why a Divorce Appraisal Helps
- Provides an independent opinion of market value
- Helps support mediation and settlement discussions
- Useful when one spouse wants to keep the property
- Reduces reliance on rough online estimates or emotional pricing
- Can be prepared for current value or a prior effective date when needed
Professional, Neutral, and Straightforward
These assignments require objectivity. We approach them that way. The goal is not to tell either side what they want to hear. It is to produce a credible opinion of value based on the market evidence, property characteristics, and assignment requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you work with attorneys?
Yes. We regularly work with attorneys and other professionals involved in valuation-related matters.
Can both parties rely on the same appraisal?
Sometimes, yes. That depends on how the assignment is ordered and whether both parties agree to use the same appraiser.
Can the appraisal be based on a past date?
Yes. If needed, a retrospective appraisal can be developed using the appropriate effective date.
Areas Served for Residential Appraisals
Caleb Hollis Appraisals serves residential appraisal clients across Northeast Florida, including Duval, St. Johns, Clay, Putnam, Flagler, and Baker counties. For local market details, start with these appraisal pages:
- Jacksonville
- St. Johns
- St. Augustine
- Ponte Vedra
- Palm Coast
- Nocatee
- Fruit Cove
- Orange Park
- Fleming Island
- Palatka
See the full service area for county coverage and additional city pages.
What you receive with a divorce appraisal
- An independent residential value opinion for settlement, mediation, or court-related needs.
- A clear report based on market evidence, not advocacy for either side.
- Support for current or retrospective effective dates when the assignment requires it.
Use a neutral appraisal to reduce avoidable valuation disputes.
Need help with divorce appraisals?
Order online, call, or text Caleb Hollis Appraisals Inc. at 904-510-3398.