Batumi · Georgia
Property Valuation for Legal Proceedings
Inheritance, division of assets and property disputes can require a valuation for a clearly defined purpose and date. We first clarify what property or interest needs to be valued and who will use the report, including any requirements provided by that recipient.
What affects the value
- The property or ownership interest covered by the assignment
- The required valuation date, which may differ from today's date
- Documents, assumptions and evidence relevant to that date
How the valuation is approached
For a past valuation date, the analysis needs evidence relevant to that period. Requirements for court submission or other formal use should be clarified with the recipient before commissioning. A valuation addresses value within its agreed scope; it does not determine ownership or resolve the legal dispute.
What to prepare
- Property identification and ownership documents
- A written explanation of the valuation purpose and recipient's requirements
- Relevant historical property information if a past valuation date is required
These are starting points. We confirm the documents and access needed for your particular assignment.
Your valuation report
The report sets out the asset being valued, valuation date and purpose, information used, relevant assumptions and the conclusion of value. The scope and the intended recipient's requirements are agreed before work begins.
Based in Batumi, serving clients across Georgia. Inspection arrangements depend on the property's location and the agreed scope.
Gogita Baramidze
Certified valuer · A-1777
GB Valuation’s valuer holds a professional certificate issued by an accredited certification body.
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