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Judge Appointed Court Receiver, Court Referee, Partition Referee

While there are some situations in which judges recommend the appointment of Receivership Specialists as the Court Receiver, Court Referee, or Partition Referee to an action, more often than not, judges leave the recommendation of Court Receiver, Court Referee, or Partition Referee up to the legal counsel.

In cases like this, the petitioning party has the opportunity to request the appointment of Receivership Specialists as the Court Receiver, Court Referee, or Partition Referee to the case. This request is usually made via the moving papers or at the court hearing for the appointment of a Court Receiver, Court Referee, or Partition Referee.

Client Requested Court Receiver

In some situations, it is possible to have a Court Receiver, Court Referee, or Partition Referee or an Attorney who represents Receivership Specialists at the hearing for the appointment of the Court Receiver, Court Referee, or Partition Referee.

In these cases, we are available to attend the appointment hearing and share our qualifications and experience with the parties involved in the case and with the Judge.

Use our Contact Page to Contact Receivership Specialists or Call 877.755.9064

Kevin Singer: Founder and President of Receivership Specialists

Court-Appointed Court Receiver
Court-Appointed Court Referee
Bankruptcy Trustee

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Downloadable Resume for Kevin Singer, Court Appointed Court Receiver, Court Referee, & Bankruptcy Trustee

Kevin Singer is founder and president of Receivership Specialists, and with his business partner John Rachlin, specializes in state and federal court receiverships, court partition referee assignments, partition sales, provisional director assignments, and bankruptcy trustee assignments. The alliance of these two professionals brings together their vast knowledge and experience in the areas of law, real estate, business management, construction, and conflict resolution. Today, Receivership Specialists has offices in Los Angeles, Orange County, San Francisco, Sacramento, San Diego, Ventura/Santa Barbara, Phoenix, Reno, and Las Vegas and handles assignments throughout the southwest.

Mr. Singer first started getting appointed as a rents & profits receiver due to his extensive real estate, property management and construction experience as founder and co-owner of a diversified real estate and consulting company. He is both a real estate broker and licensed building contractor. After selling that company in 2000, Mr. Singer once again joined forces with his long time counsel, friend, and business partner, Mr. Rachlin, to specialize in receivership assignments. Mr. Rachlin is co-founder and CEO of Receivership Specialists and has been a licensed attorney for over 30 years. Mr. Rachlin has practiced in various areas of real estate and general business law, as well as serving as in-house counsel for a large real estate company. Over the past 23 years, Mr. Singer and Mr. Rachlin have handled over 602 cases for large and small banks, private lenders, private investors, and municipalities. They have also managed and transitioned over two billion dollars in assets. Mr. Singer has served as a receiver, referee, and bankruptcy trustee over all different types of real estate, businesses, gas stations, hotels, assisted living facilities, restaurants, bars, liquor licenses, family estates/trusts, commodities, and construction projects. Mr. Singer is past president and on the board of directors for the California Receivers Forum (CRF), an Associate Publisher for Receivership News, seven time participant and panelist at the CRF in Conjunction with Loyola Law School Receivers Education Program. Mr. Singer lectures and writes on various topics in the receivership field. More About Kevin Singer: Court Reciever

What are Court Referees / Partition Referees?

Kevin Singer: Partition Referee

Simply stated, when the division of real or personal property is in dispute, a neutral third party may be appointed by a judge to resolve the matter. This neutral third party is known as a court referee or a partition referee.

The court-appointed court referee / partition referee may be appointed to cases involving disputes among family members, partnerships, or spouses. They may also be appointed over cases where the ownership of the property is unknown or unclear. The appointment of the court referee is up to the discretion of the judge in the case.

The judge must interpret the partition case as it pertains to CCP 873.010 (a) which states, “The court shall appoint a referee to divide or sell the property as ordered by the court.” And CCP 873.210 which allows that the referee be “appointed through an interlocutory judgment.” The judge decides when and if a court referee will be appointed.

The judge may appoint a court or partition referee to “perform any acts necessary to exercise the authority conferred by this title or by order of this court,” according to CCP 873.060.

The actions taken by the court referee / partition referee may include, but are not limited to:
More about Court Referees

Receivership Specialists has several locations to better serve our clients. As Court Receivers, Superior Court Receivers, Court Referees, Superior Court Referees, Court Custodians, and United States Federal Court Custodians, the receivership experts at Receivership Specialists have the experience needed to protect and improve the value of your real estate, business or assets at the lowest cost, while disputes are resolved and justice is served.

At Receivership Specialists, we consider our clients to be a most valuable asset. Whether we are providing information to you, or your legal counsel, prior to being appointed to you case or whether we are performing our tasks post judicial appointment, we guarantee that we will perform each and every aspect of our engagement in a professional manner.

We consider our reputation with our clients to be our most valuable asset. Many of our appointments begin with personal and professional recommendations from clients, legal counsel, and judges for whom we have worked.

Please select the office nearest you for more information about our locations and professional services in your geographic area.

Los Angeles, California
Sacramento, California
San Francisco, California
San Diego, California
Orange County, California
Ventura, California
Reno, Nevada
Las Vegas, Nevada
Phoenix, Arizona
Denver, Colorado
Chicago, Illinois

For information on how to have Receivership Specialists appointed as a Court Receiver, Court Referee, or Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Trustee over your case, please read this article: How to Have Receivership Specialists Appointed to Your Matter.