Personal Property Appraiser Expert Witnesses in Maryland
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Mr. Robert Fennel
Maryland
This expert has 27 years of experience in residential and commercial appraising. He holds a Certified General Appraiser license in the State of Maryland and is an SRA member of the Appraisal Institute. Prior to his position as President of a Real Estate Service Firm, he was an Appraiser/ Realtor at Bohman Realty Inc, where he developed hand on experience in providing valuations in Maryland for...
Mr. Michael Chicorelli
Maryland
This highly qualified expert has extensive experience in the appraisals of residential and commercial property including office buildings, warehouses, and apartment buildings. In addition, he is a Certified General Appraiser in Maryland, Virginia, District of Columbia and Delaware. Formerly, he held roles as Senior Appraiser at Valbridge, Lipman Frizzell & Mitchell. Currently, he is Partner at a...
Personal Property Appraiser Expert Witness FAQs
A personal property appraiser expert witness is a professional who provides testimony based on their expertise in the valuation of personal property, such as antiques, collectibles, and other items.
These experts are often used in cases involving estate disputes, divorce settlements, insurance claims, tax assessments, and any case where the value of personal property is in question.
Subspecialties can include antique appraisal, art appraisal, jewelry appraisal, and more. The specific specialty needed will depend on the type of property being valued.
They use their knowledge and experience to provide an accurate valuation based on factors like condition, rarity, market trends, and comparable sales.
Certification ensures that the expert has undergone rigorous training and adheres to ethical standards. It adds credibility to their testimony in court.
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