Receivership Services for Stabilization, Oversight, and Asset Protection
Receivership can be the most effective way to stabilize a business or protect assets when financial disputes escalate. At McEntire Advisory, our receivership services are built for these moments — bringing order, accountability, and financial expertise to complex legal situations.
We serve as court-appointed receivers in disputes involving distressed assets, partner conflicts, insolvency proceedings, and lender interventions. Our team provides full-service receivership management with a focus on asset recovery, value preservation, and compliance with court directives.
What is Receivership?
Receivership is a legal remedy used by courts to protect assets, businesses, or properties that are in dispute or at risk. A receiver is appointed to take control, operate, or preserve the entity or property, and manage its finances during the course of litigation or restructuring.
As a court-appointed fiduciary, our role is to act impartially in the best interest of the asset, creditors, and stakeholders. Receivership can be temporary or long-term, depending on the nature of the case and the court’s direction.
Our firm is equipped to manage both operating and non-operating businesses, real estate portfolios, and high-value personal assets during the receivership process.
Trusted Receivership Professionals
McEntire Advisory is known for its ability to step into complex financial situations and bring clarity, control, and compliance. We work closely with attorneys, courts, lenders, and business owners throughout the receivership process — maintaining communication, protecting value, and executing responsibilities with professionalism and neutrality.
We are qualified to serve as court-appointed receivers in matters involving:
- Business partner or shareholder disputes
- Insolvency or financial distress
- Allegations of fraud or mismanagement
- Divorce or estate-related disputes involving significant assets
- Loan default or lender enforcement actions
In every matter, we tailor our approach to the scope and objectives of the court order while ensuring full transparency and detailed financial oversight.
Asset Recovery and Preservation
One of the primary responsibilities of a receiver is asset recovery. Our team works quickly to identify, locate, and secure assets that are at risk of loss, misuse, or degradation.
This includes:
- Taking physical control of property or facilities
- Freezing or transferring bank accounts
- Securing business records and digital assets
- Evaluating claims, payables, and liabilities
- Reviewing past transactions for improper transfers
By initiating asset recovery promptly, we minimize risk and lay the foundation for stabilization and resolution.
Asset Appraisal and Financial Evaluation
Understanding the value of what’s at stake is a key step in any receivership. We conduct or coordinate asset appraisal efforts to assess the current market value of business assets, real estate, inventory, equipment, and other holdings.
Our team uses both in-house financial analysis and third-party appraisal partners to ensure accurate, defensible results. This information is essential for reporting, decision-making, and potential asset liquidation or restructuring efforts.
Whether the goal is to prepare for sale, settle debts, or return control post-dispute, accurate asset appraisal is a vital part of the process.
Our Receivership Services Include:
- Business operations oversight
- Court reporting and financial transparency
- Forensic accounting and asset tracking
- Vendor and payroll management
- Asset recovery and secured storage
- Coordination of asset appraisal and sale
- Communication with stakeholders and legal teams
- Compliance with local, state, and federal regulations
We bring a structured, dependable approach to every receivership — focused on maintaining stability and preparing for resolution.
A Responsive Partner to Courts, Lenders, and Attorneys
Receivership requires more than accounting knowledge — it demands judgment, trust, and the ability to act quickly. Our professionals understand what’s at stake for every party involved.
We regularly work with:
- Courts requiring neutral receivers to enforce orders
- Attorneys seeking structure in contentious financial cases
- Lenders aiming to preserve collateral and protect value
- Business owners in dispute who need experienced, impartial oversight
Whether the matter involves real estate, a struggling business, or high-value personal assets, we provide reliable guidance through the uncertainty.
Our Approach to Receivership
Step 1: Conflict check and engagement
We begin with a conflict check. Once cleared, we work with counsel to file a motion for appointment with the court, review the order, confirm scope, and define immediate next steps.
Step 2: Asset control and initial reporting
We take possession of assets or assume operational control as authorized by the court and begin reporting on asset status, liabilities, and financial standing.
Step 3: Stabilization and asset recovery
Our team secures physical, digital, and financial assets, then works to restore order to business operations or asset management.
Step 4: Ongoing oversight and communication
We maintain court reporting, stakeholder updates, and collaborate with legal teams as needed.
Step 5: Exit strategy or disposition
Depending on the court’s direction, we assist with the return of control, asset sale, or transition to bankruptcy or restructuring.
Let’s Talk about Your Receivership Needs
If you’re navigating a complex legal or financial dispute, our receivership team is ready to bring structure, transparency, and control to the process. Whether you represent a lender, serve as counsel, or are a party to a dispute, we can help.
Let’s protect what’s at stake and build a path toward resolution.
