USPAP CERTIFIED
Probate Appraisal
Probate appraisal services for estates and personal property prepared to probate court standards. Probate Appraisal Group appraises personal property, automobiles, jewelry, furniture, equipment, and more for probate and estate purposes
What We Appraise
Appraisal Services for Probate & Estate Purposes
Probate Appraisal Group provides USPAP-compliant valuations across all asset categories commonly encountered in estate settlements, probate proceedings, and tax filings. Our appraisers hold credentials with leading organizations including the ASA, ISA, AAA and more.
Probate & Estate Appraisals
Complete valuations for probate inventory, estate tax filings (Form 706), and equitable distribution. Prepared to professional standards so your estate settlement proceeds with confidence.
Personal Property Appraisals
Detailed valuations of fine art, jewelry, antiques, collectibles, and other personal property. Suitable for estate planning, charitable donation (Form 8283), and insurance purposes.
Household Contents Appraisals
Comprehensive assessments of furniture, decorative arts, household goods, and estate contents. Ideal for probate inventory, insurance scheduling, and estate liquidation planning.
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a probate appraisal and why do I need one?
A probate appraisal is a professional valuation of personal property and household contents for estate settlement and tax purposes. Courts, executors, and tax authorities often require an independent appraisal to establish fair market value for estate inventory, tax filings (Form 706), and equitable distribution among heirs.
How long does a probate appraisal typically take?
The timeline depends on the scope and complexity of the estate. We work efficiently to deliver your USPAP-compliant report within a timeframe that fits your probate schedule. Contact us with details about your estate, and we'll provide a realistic estimate.
What types of property can you appraise?
We appraise a broad range of personal property and household contents, including fine art, jewelry, antiques, furniture, collectibles, electronics, and general household goods. Our appraisers hold credentials with leading organizations such as the ASA, ISA, AAA, GIA, and NAJA, ensuring expertise across asset categories commonly found in estates.
Are your appraisals USPAP-compliant?
Yes. Every report we prepare is completed in accordance with USPAP (Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice), the recognized standard for professional appraisals. This ensures your valuation is defensible with the IRS, probate courts, and other authorities.
Can you conduct the appraisal online or remotely?
Many appraisals can be completed online through photo submission and documentation review, which is convenient and efficient for estates with portable personal property. For larger or more complex estates, an on-site appraisal may be recommended. We'll discuss the best approach for your situation.
How much does a probate appraisal cost?
Pricing depends on the size, complexity, and type of property in the estate. We offer transparent, itemized pricing based on your specific needs. Contact us for a quote, and we'll walk you through the cost structure.