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MATRIMONIAL

Navigating a matrimonial dispute can be emotionally taxing, and the division of assets, particularly property, often adds complexity to the process. . In the UK, where property is a significant part of many couples' wealth portfolios, having an accurate, impartial valuation and clear property guidance is essential.

How Terracotta Can Assist in Matrimonial Disputes

Terracotta Property can assist clients through the provision of impartial, expert advice to ensure informed, fair outcomes during disputes. At Terracotta, we assess factors such as property type, location, condition, and market conditions to determine the most accurate current value. For cases involving multiple properties or complex assets, we can also advise on potential costs associated with selling or maintaining the properties.

Insight on Buyer and Seller Behaviour

The uncertainty in the property market has influenced buyer and seller behaviour, which affects how couples in matrimonial disputes approach asset division. Many property owners are hesitant to sell in a volatile market, while others see opportunities to downsize or reinvest. With the UK property market’s fluctuating nature, our expertise can help couples make sound, data-backed decisions that consider both current market conditions and future projections.

Terracotta Property’s Role in Assisting with Matrimonial Disputes

At Terracotta Property, we recognize the sensitivity and complexity involved in property division during matrimonial disputes. Our experienced valuation team provides clear, reliable assessments of property values, guiding clients through the intricacies of property division. We offer the following services tailored to support clients during matrimonial disputes:

  • Accurate, Impartial Valuations – Our team of RICS-certified surveyors and Registered Valuers provide valuations grounded in market analysis and economic factors, giving clients confidence in the impartiality and accuracy of their property’s assessed value.

  • Expert Support for Legal Proceedings – For cases that proceed to court, we provide detailed valuation reports and, where required, can serve as expert witnesses to the court. This expertise provides crucial evidence to support fair division and helps the court make informed decisions.

  • Dedicated Client Guidance – We understand the personal nature of matrimonial disputes, and our team is dedicated to offering empathetic, client-centred support throughout the process, prioritising both clarity and discretion.

By working with Terracotta Property, clients receive trusted support, ensuring that property division is handled professionally and equitably, helping to mitigate stress during challenging times.

Navigating property division in matrimonial disputes requires both expertise and sensitivity, as the outcomes have lasting financial and emotional implications. Chartered surveyors are integral to this process, providing fair and impartial valuations, tailored advice, and expert support for legal proceedings. In 2024, as property values remain high and market dynamics continue to evolve, the role of surveyors has never been more crucial.

Terracotta Property is committed to supporting clients during matrimonial disputes with professional valuations and advisory services designed to facilitate fair and informed decisions. If you’re facing a property dispute or require expert guidance, contact our team today to learn how we can assist you in navigating this complex process.

VALUATION services

Terracotta Property provides tailored valuation services for residential, commercial and HMO assets. Using advanced analytics and market expertise, their RICS Registered Valuers deliver accurate insights. Services include assessing income potential for commercial properties, valuing HMOs based on conversions and rental yields, and evaluating residential assets by location, condition, and market trends.