Property Appraisals for Division and/or Liquidation
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Professional Appraisals for Joint Ownership Dissolutions
Division of the Herencia
Liquidation of Legal Company
Division of Common Property into Property
How a settlement process works
1
INVENTORY
- A detailed inventory is made of the assets and debts that make up the
patrimony to be liquidated. - This includes assets such as real estate, stocks, cash
, etc., and liabilities such as debts and obligations (mortgages, loans, etc.).
2
EVALUATION
Assets are valued at their current value, taking into account their state and condition at the time of liquidation. The original purchase price is not used; instead, the current mercado value is used.- This is important to reflect the true value of the assets and to avoid errors in the distribution of assets and liabilities.
3
LIQUIDATION
- Once the assets have been valued, the
estate is liquidated. - This implies, in some cases and if there is no cash, the realization of the value of the
assets for the payment of debts and the fulfillment of obligations.
4
AWARD
- In this phase, the division of assets and the individualized allocation of assets and liabilities are carried out
. - The assets are distributed among the holders in an equitable manner
.
5
DIVISION
- It can be carried out as a material division when the common thing is divisible and a portion can be awarded to each co-owner. Or as economic division, by means of sale and distribution of the price in proportion to the share of each co-owner when the thing is physically or legally indivisible or because it is unusable for the use to which it is destined or because its value is diminished.