Auction Advisors is often called in to manage and safeguard assets, usually in situations where there is a need for a high level of trust, responsibility, and oversight. These services include both Fiduciary & Receivership services and are typically offered to our clients when individuals, businesses, or organizations face financial difficulties, legal disputes, or other circumstances that require an independent and impartial third party to take control of assets & manage them.

Fiduciary Services often involve managing assets, particularly real estate, financial assets, hard assets, intellectual property & businesses on behalf of clients. Some common examples of fiduciary services include:

Trustee Services:
We can act as trustees for trusts, managing and distributing assets according to the terms of the trust document. This can include managing assets for beneficiaries, ensuring compliance with legal requirements, and safeguarding assets for the long term.

Estate Administration:
We can oversee the administration of an estate after someone passes away.

Guardianship and Conservatorship:
We can be appointed by a court to manage the financial affairs and well-being of individuals who are unable to make decisions for themselves, such as minors or incapacitated adults.

Receivership Services involve our appointment as a receiver, to take control of and manage real estate, or other assets in distress. This can occur due to financial difficulties, legal disputes, or regulatory actions. Receivership services include:

Court-Appointed Receivership:
A court may appoint Auction Advisors as a receiver to manage real estate, a business or other assets when there is a dispute, insolvency, or other legal issues. Our role would be to preserve and manage the assets, possibly with the aim of selling them to repay creditors.

Asset Recovery:
Our role very often in the receivership context can be to recover assets that are subject to legal disputes or have been misappropriated.

Auction Advisors can ensure the protection of assets, value maximization, equitable distribution, and compliance with legal obligations.