The value of some assets, like bank accounts are usually not disputed. The value of other assets such as homes or personal property and pensions are more likely to be disputed. If your case proceeds to trial, you may give your opinion of the value of property you own. Your spouse may also have certain property appraised by an expert. In such cases, it may be necessary to have the appraiser appear at trial to give testimony regarding the appraisal and the value of the asset. If you own substantial assets for which the value is likely to be disputed. Talk to your attorney early in the case about the benefits and costs of expert witnesses.
How are the values of property determined?
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