Examples of Successful Receiverships

Upshur County, Texas. $3.3 million default personal injury judgment against two real estate LLCs. Seized and sold 16 residential rental properties from LLC for $1 million. Seized $300,000 in cash accounts. Assumed control of 100 rental properties, housing more than 200 tenants. Protected all property owners and tenants. Spun off property management business. Read More

Gregg County, Texas. U.S. District Court judgment for $300,000 for wage violations filed by five former waitresses of Longview bar and pool hall. With assistance of U.S. Marshals, Receiver seized the bar and pool hall, then sold to one of the waitresses. Unfortunately, she could not raise necessary capital and the club failed. Judgment debtor possessed no other non-exempt assets. Read More

Smith County, Texas. In divorce case, Receiver took possession of former’s couple’s homestead, removed former spouse, and sold property, with proceeds divided. Read More

Morris County, Texas. $128,000 state court judgment in favor of bank against corporate borrower, recovered in full, with all receivership fees. Read More

Smith County, Texas. $750,000 default judgment for plaintiff against mobile home operator for financial reporting violations. Over eight years, Receiver seized and liquidated approximately 40 residential lots and mobile homes, paying approximately $250,000 to judgment creditor. Read More

Harris County, Texas. As lead counsel for pre-judgment appointed Receiver, seized and held assets fraudulently transferred by defendant, including $3.5 mansion, jewelry, and expensive vehicles. Read More

Smith County, Texas. In suit between two former international business partners, served as pre-judgment Receiver to liquidate and hold $1.6 million in residential properties. Parties settled at mediation and Receiver released funds pursuant to agreement. Read More

Smith County, Texas. $8,000 justice court personal injury judgment recovered in full, with all receivership fees. Read More

Harris County, Texas. As lead counsel for pre-judgment appointed Special Master, monitored and controlled corporate disbursements and contracts during five-owner litigation over corporation ownership and control. Read More

Harris County, Texas. As lead counsel for pre-judgment appointed Receiver, assumed custody and management of six-story office building in Houston until property could be transferred to judgment creditor. Read More

Smith County, Texas. $371,000 judgment in favor of mother against daughter who misappropriated fund, recovered in full, with all receivership fees. Also recovered real property of $500,000. Read More

Smith County, Texas. $115,000 judgment in favor of business partner against former business partner, recovered in full, with all receivership fees. Read More

Cherokee County, Texas. $172,000 judgment in favor of commercial business for breach of contract was settled with payments to Receiver. All settlement agreement proceeds obtained and delivered. Read More

Cherokee County, Texas. $33,000 probate court judgment against individual, recovered 100% owed, with all receivership fees. Read More

Wood County, Texas. In divorce case, Receiver took possession of former’s couple’s homestead, removed former spouse, and sold property, with proceeds divided. Read More

Harris County, Texas. As lead counsel for Receiver, initiated fraudulent transfer litigation against husband and wife to recover full judgment owed to Houston bank, with receivership fees. Read More

Wood County, Texas. Partial success. On $476,000 state court personal injury default judgment, seized dilapidated motel in Mineola and sold for $50,000. Read More

Smith County, Texas. On old 2013 $8,000 justice court judgment against judgment debtor individual for business debt, seized accounts and resolved with payment schedule for 100% to judgment creditor engineering firm. Read More

Collin County, Texas. $56,000 Florida state court judgment against corporation domesticated in Texas, recovered in full, with all receivership fees. Read More

Titus County, Texas. Probate court judgment of $500,000 in favor of beneficiary was partially recovered from executor who misappropriated estate funds. $174,000 recovered through account seizure and real estate recovery and sale. Read More