When handling probate, the following assets typically require valuation:

● Real Estate – This includes houses, apartments, land and commercial properties.
● Bank Accounts & Financial Investments – Savings accounts, current accounts, stocks, bonds and other investment portfolios.
● Personal Possessions – Vehicles, jewelry, artwork, antiques and other valuable items.
● Business Assets – Shares in a company, business premises, equipment or intellectual property.
● Outstanding Debts & Liabilities – Any debts owed by the deceased, such as mortgages, loans, or credit card balances, which are deducted from the total estate value.