CALIFORNIA FAMILY LAW
...Enforcement
......Receivers
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Any family law judgment, order, or decree of court may be enforced by appointment of a receiver.

Receivers may be appointed as specified and in all other cases where necessary to preserve the property or rights of any party.

Court may not appoint receiver without evidence the debtors obfuscated or frustrated the creditor’s collection efforts or less intrusive collection methods were inadequate or ineffective.

Receiver was properly appointed to take possession of real property to insure payment of future child support.

Appointment of receiver pendente lite was proper, both to preserve assets and gather information for court.

Court has authority to appoint receiver in divorce action and maintain it until judgment, even after death of one party.

Anticipatory appointment of receiver to preserve c/p and to provide for temporary support and fees was proper, even if H was not served.