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Valuation for family court and legal matters
A neutral, signed valuation of assets and net worth, prepared in a court-ready format with the methodology disclosed so it can be tested by the other side.
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What documents do I need to keep ready?
- Court order or tribunal notice, if the valuation is court-directed
- Title deeds for every property to be valued
- Mutation, khata or property records
- Family tree or draft partition agreement, if available
- Identity proof of all parties
We confirm the exact list for your case before the inspection.
How long does it take, and what does it cost?
- Turnaround
- Generally 2 working days after the site inspection. Urgent: Expedited for urgent court hearings, typically 24–48 hours.
- Fee
- Quoted on scope (property type, size, purpose, urgency).
- Site visit
- Site visit can be scheduled within 48 hours in Delhi NCR.
Process
What happens, in order?
- Share the case details and the property documents
- Er. Singh confirms scope, documents and fee
- Physical inspection of each property with photographs and boundary notes
- Signed report with the method, comparables and basis of value
Questions
Common questions
Can the valuation be used in court?
Reports are prepared in a court-ready format.
More detail
Er. Singh states that he has served as an expert witness and court-appointed valuer; details of particular matters are discussed on enquiry.
Can several properties be valued in one report?
Yes.
More detail
Each property is inspected and a consolidated report can be issued.
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Ready when you are
Tell us the property.
Three taps, then a message to Er. Singh with the details. He confirms the scope, the documents and the fee. Typically responds within 2 hours on WhatsApp.
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