Appraisals for buyout, estate & divorce.

When ownership changes hands, a partner buyout, a succession, an estate or a divorce, the equipment has to be divided fairly. We deliver independent, USPAP-compliant fair market value that holds up for every party and the court.

USPAP-Compliant NEBB Certified · CMEA Independent & Neutral Fair Market Value

The short answer

How is equipment valued in a buyout, estate or divorce?

These matters use fair market value (FMV), what the equipment would change hands for between a willing buyer and seller, because the goal is an equitable division, not a sale under pressure. We value the assets independently under USPAP and document them so every party, and the court, can rely on the number.

Independence is the point: a neutral appraiser keeps the process out of a value dispute and moves the settlement forward.

When you need one

Settlement scenarios.

Buy-sell

Partner buyout

Independent equipment value to settle a departing partner's stake fairly.

Estate

Estate & succession

Defensible fair market value for probate, estate tax and family succession.

Divorce

Marital division

A neutral number for business and equipment assets in equitable distribution.

How the engagement works

Independent and on the record.

Scope & assets

Asset list and photos; we confirm FMV scope, effective date and intended users.

Inspect & analyze

Cost, market and income approaches by a certified appraiser.

Senior review

Assumptions, data and methodology confirmed before release.

Defensible report

Narrative, itemized appendix and photographs, built for counsel and the court.

Common questions

Settlement appraisals, answered.

How is equipment valued in a partner buyout?

Typically at fair market value, concluded independently under USPAP, so the departing partner's share of the equipment is settled on a number both sides can accept.

Do you provide appraisals for estate and probate?

Yes. We deliver fair market value as of the required effective date for estate tax, probate and family succession, documented to withstand IRS and court review.

Can you serve as a neutral appraiser in a divorce?

Yes. We provide independent, USPAP-compliant fair market value of business and equipment assets for equitable distribution.

Related

Often paired with M&A and audit & reporting. See how we determine value.

Ready when you are

Settle on a number everyone can trust.

Start your request online, upload photos for a desktop appraisal, or tell us how many sites your assets sit on for an on-site visit.