Do you support the party that instructs you?

No. A licensed valuer provides an independent professional opinion based on the instructions, facts and available evidence.

Can you provide a retrospective valuation?

Yes, where suitable historic evidence is available and its sources and limitations can be stated.

Does the engagement include attendance before the authority?

Not automatically. Attendance is separately defined according to the procedure and the requesting party's requirements.

Do you provide legal opinions?

No. We address valuation matters and rely on the competent legal advisers and accepted documents for legal questions.

Accredited real estate valuation services

Dispute & Litigation Valuation

Valuing property that is the subject of a disagreement or claim, and giving a professional opinion that helps resolve the dispute and protect the parties’ rights.

Get a quote for this service

We reply within one working day and send a quotation within 48 hours of receiving the property details.

Who this service is for

Parties and advisers in a dispute involving property value or a property interest.
Lawyers and experts requiring value analysis against defined questions.
Companies managing a claim or settlement related to property.
Courts and tribunals instructing work under their procedures.

When you need it

When parties disagree about the value of a property, rent or other property interest.
Before settlement discussions to establish the value range in dispute.
When a competent body requires a report addressing defined valuation questions.

What you receive

A report recording the instructions, questions and relevant valuation date or dates.
Analysis of the documents and market evidence material to the dispute.
An explanation of methods, calculations, assumptions and information sources.
An independent professional opinion confined to the valuation issues instructed.
Structured appendices providing a clear trail to the evidence used.

Documents required

Instruction order or agreed schedule of questions.
Relevant pleadings and submissions where authorised.
Titles, contracts and plans.
Earlier reports under consideration.
Correspondence or data material to the valuation date.
Confidentiality and communication instructions.

How we work

Purpose
We confirm the instructing party, questions, independence, valuation dates and permitted users.
Information
We review the document file and identify missing or conflicting information that may affect value.
Inspection and analysis
We inspect where required and analyse the market and facts relevant to each question.
Methodology
We apply suitable methods, test sensitivity and distinguish evidence from the parties' assertions.
Reporting
We answer the instructed questions in a clear order with evidence, assumptions and limitations.

What affects timing and fee

Number of issues and valuation dates.
Volume of documents and conflicting information.
Need for inspections, meetings or further clarification.
Report format, procedural requirements and deadlines.

FAQ

Client questions

Do you support the party that instructs you?
No. A licensed valuer provides an independent professional opinion based on the instructions, facts and available evidence.
Can you provide a retrospective valuation?
Yes, where suitable historic evidence is available and its sources and limitations can be stated.
Does the engagement include attendance before the authority?
Not automatically. Attendance is separately defined according to the procedure and the requesting party's requirements.
Do you provide legal opinions?
No. We address valuation matters and rely on the competent legal advisers and accepted documents for legal questions.