The only standard forms deal with rents, issues & profits receiverships. They are available through the California Judicial Council website: http://www.courtinfo.ca.gov/forms/. Some judges try to use the forms for equity receiverships, but it never works.
Join the California Receivers Forum and come to programs to learn how to be a receiver. Receivers are not certified. They are nominated by one of the parties to the litigation or, rarely, appointed from the bench. A firm cannot be a receiver….only individuals can be appointed. They must obtain a bond and file an oath with the court.
California law requires that receivers post a bond with the court. The bond has nothing to do with a lender. It is generally based on monthly cash flow through the receivership. Support vendors can often be found on www.receivers.org or in the Receivership News.
Have an attorney do a litigation search in the appropriate county.
Partition referees’ fees are generally hourly and vary depending on a referee’s experience.
The purpose of the California Receivers Forum is educational, to raise the professionalism within the receivership community and to share information. It is not a source of information on specific litigation or assets of a receivership estate.