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Real Estate with Legal Confidence
Residential | Commercial | Investments | Legal Shield
Real Estate with Legal Confidence
A structured, neutral approach to understanding real property in divorce — before decisions are made.
Step 1: Preliminary Scope Review (Gate 1)
Before accepting an engagement, a brief internal review may be conducted to determine whether the
matter is appropriate for formal due diligence. No analysis, findings, or deliverables are produced at this
stage, and nothing may be relied upon.
Step 2: Formal Engagement (Gate 2 – Paid)
If due diligence is appropriate, a written engagement agreement is executed, and a flat fee is paid.
Formal analysis begins only after engagement.
Step 3: Attorney-Ready Property Profile
The primary deliverable under engagement. A neutral, written report designed for attorneys, mediators,
and divorcing spouses to establish a shared factual baseline.
Educational Sample Report
A sample report is provided for demonstration purposes only, showing structure and tone — not actual
findings.
All services are non-contingent, neutral, and informational. Not appraisals, legal advice, or advocacy.
This service provides a neutral, non-contingent evaluation of real property involved in a divorce. We help divorcing homeowners, attorneys, and mediators understand what is owned, what it may be worth in context, and what risks or issues exist—before decisions are made.
No.
This is not an appraisal and does not assign a final value. We provide market context, property facts, and risk identification to help determine whether an appraisal—or other professional services—may be appropriate.
No.
Our role is neutral and non-advocacy. The information provided is the same regardless of who engages or pays for the service.
The report is designed so both spouses and their counsel can rely on the same information.
No.
This service is informational only. We do not provide legal, tax, or financial advice. Your attorney and advisors remain responsible for strategy and decision-making.
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This due diligence service is non-contingent and independent of any future real estate brokerage role.
If a sale is later considered, it can only occur after neutrality is formally concluded and all parties consent through a separate written disclosure.
No.
We do not make recommendations. We provide facts, context, and risk considerations so decisions can be made with appropriate advisors.
That is a legal question.
The report is prepared as a neutral informational resource. Clients should consult their attorney regarding use, disclosure, or discoverability.
No.
We do not provide testimony, declarations, or expert opinions. This service is designed to support preparation and decision-making, not litigation advocacy.
The report reflects available public records and third-party data at the time it is prepared.
If new or corrected information becomes available, it can be reviewed for accuracy.
Typical timelines range from 10–14 business days, depending on property complexity and third-party report turnaround. Expedited options may be available.
Clients choose this service to:
All services are flat-fee, non-contingent, and paid prior to commencement.
A factual, neutral overview designed for early clarity and attorney review.
Includes:
Best for:
Early-stage divorce, mediation prep, or decision framing.
We help divorcing homeowners understand what they own, what it’s worth, and what risks exist — before decisions are made.
Fewer surprises. Fewer disputes. Better outcomes.
