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With offices in nine major metropolitan areas, Receivership Specialists is the premier court receivership company in Southern California, Northern California, Nevada, and Arizona. We have been appointed by the courts in these areas to handle over 642 cases and have transitioned over $2,500,000,000.00 in assets.

Founded in 2001 by Kevin Singer and  John Rachlin, Receivership Specialists has led the field of court receivers and court referees in finding solutions and protecting and selling assets. Richard Marquis, David Kamm, and Scott Yahraus joined the team of Receivership Specialists, court-appointed court receivers, court-appointed court referees, and court-appointed partition referees in San Diego. This experienced group of professionals, and their support staff, are committed to protecting and improving the value of your real estate, business, or assets, at the lowest possible cost, while disputes are resolved and justice is served.

At Receivership Specialists, we are committed to protecting and improving the value of your real estate, business, or assets, at the lowest possible cost, while disputes are resolved and justice is served. With offices in nine major metropolitan areas of California, Arizona, Nevada, and Colorado, the court receivers, attorneys, and professional staff of Receivership Specialists are ready to assist you.

If you’re browsing our web site, chances are you’re looking for an experienced court receiver, court referee, or partition referee. Regardless of the type of receivership or referee appointment, Receivership Specialists can evaluate the situation, devise a plan of action, and execute that plan. We have over 30 years of combined experience in finding solutions and protecting and selling assets. Whether your real estate or business is large or small; whether you’re located in California, Arizona, Nevada, Oregon, Washington State, Illinois, or New Mexico; we can handle your matter. [Read More…]

David Kamm brings added depth to the Receivership Specialists project management team. With more than 27 years of experience in project management, asset management, residential and commercial real estate management, and leasing, Mr Kamm commands tremendous organizational, real estate, project, and legal experience.

While at Birtcher American Properties, Mr. Kamm headed the Residential Management Division, in conjunction with the REO department of the former American Savings & Loan. While at Held Properties, Mr. Kamm was the development coordinator of the 100, 200 and 300 UCLA Medical Plaza public-private venture, working extensively with architects, contractors, project managers, lenders, and university representatives, both at the campus and state level. Mr. Kamm served as asset manager for Held Properties’ one million square feet of office and medical office buildings, and was in-house counsel for lease negotiations.

While at MullinTBG, a financial services firm whose clients included top executives of The Coca-Cola Company, Wal-Mart, Nordstrom, Farmers Insurance Group of Companies, The Cheesecake Factory, among others, Mr. Kamm was Department Head and Vice President of Client Communications.

Mr. Kamm is a licensed attorney admitted to the Massachusetts Bar, who earned his J.D. from Boston University School of Law and his BA from Occidental College in Los Angeles.

Tracing their origin back to England during the rule of Queen Elizabeth, court receivers are appointed by judges to protect and preserve the value of assets while opposing parties are in dispute. Court Receivers act as neutral third parties, answering only to the judge that appointed them. Relative to other remedies, court receivers are an inexpensive alternative to bankruptcy and foreclosure. But court receivers are much more than alternatives to other means. Often times, the very act of petitioning the court for the appointment of a court receiver is enough to trigger a settlement between the disputing parties.

Court Receiver, Court Referee, Receiver Manager are all descriptive terms that may be used somewhat interchangeably. Once appointed by the court, the court receiver has the duty to protect and preserve the value of the assets in dispute. And quite often, the Court Receiver serves as a mediator between the parties to the action. As a neutral third party, the Court Receiver is in a position of trust and had an intimate knowledge of the asset in question and the core issues of dispute. The Court Receiver may offer credible recommendations that may lead the parties towards agreeable resolution.

In addition to acting as an officer of the court, a Court Receiver has a fiduciary responsibility and must protect the asset, property, or business at the center of the dispute. The actions required to fulfill this responsibility is dependent on the asset, business, or real estate that is the center of the case. Because of this, the spectrum of knowledge required by the top court receivers can be quite vast.

At Receivership Specialists, the founding partners, Kevin Singer and John Rachlin, have over three decades of combined experience. The value of this experience should not be undervalued. Mr. Singer and Mr. Rachlin are able to apply their experience and bring you the resolutions that will benefit you the most.

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