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Court-appointed receiver · Texas divorce cases

A neutral receiver to sell the house, so the parties don't have to fight over it.

The Court appoints us to sell residential real estate in Texas divorce cases. One neutral decision-maker, one listing, and one final accounting.

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Questions between hearings? Call (512) 574-5484

What attorneys get

  • Neutral by design

    We follow the order, not either party. Both counsel get the same updates at the same time.

  • Fewer hearings over the house

    Pricing, listing, offers, and repairs are handled within the limits the order sets. The house stops being a fight.

  • Clear, capped fees

    1.5% of the sales price, $3,500 minimum, $15,000 maximum, paid at closing. The receiver fee is the same no matter which brokerage lists the property.

How it works

All eight steps

  1. Appointment

    The Court signs an order that appoints us and includes our required provisions.

  2. Oath and bond

    We take the oath and post the bond the order sets, then we qualify.

  3. Intake

    We collect the property, loan, HOA, and occupancy details from both counsel.

  4. Secure the property

    We take possession on the vacate date, secure the home, and document its condition.

  5. Price and list

    We set the price within the order and list with a qualified Texas agent.

  6. Contract

    We review offers and sign the contract under the authority the order gives us.

  7. Close

    At closing, the title company pays liens, costs, and fees and disburses the rest as the order directs.

  8. Final report

    We file a final accounting with receipts and ask the Court to discharge us.

Is your case a fit?

  • The property is in Texas.
  • It is vacant at appointment, or the order sets a firm vacate date.
  • There is enough equity to cover liens, costs, commissions, and fees.
  • The order includes our required provisions, sets the bond, and orders a cost deposit.
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The listing agent

In Central Texas, the listing agent is usually an agent at Kasey's own brokerage. Elsewhere in Texas, we engage a qualified local agent. We prefer CDRE-designated agents when one is available. The order names the brokerage and discloses any affiliation and the commission before the Court signs it. The receiver fee is the same either way.

Based in Round Rock. Focused on Williamson, Travis, Hays, and Bell counties, and available across Texas.

Ready to put the house in neutral hands?

Send the case details and a draft order. We respond within one business day.

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