Civil
RC-200: Ex Parte Order Appointing Receiver and Order to Show Cause and Temporary Restraining Order—Rents, Issues, and Profits
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This form lets a court appoint a receiver to take control of a property's rental income and profits, and issues a temporary restraining order to stop interference with that control. Lawyers and parties use this form in civil cases where the court needs to protect a property's income stream during a legal dispute by appointing someone to manage the money until the case is resolved.
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Forms that go with RC-200
CH-100RequiredRequest For Civil Harassment Restraining OrdersThe Request for Civil Harassment Restraining Orders is the initiating petition that must be filed before or alongside the RC-200, as the hearing order follows directly from it.›CH-200Often filed with itProof of Personal ServiceThe Response to Request for Civil Harassment Restraining Orders is filed by the restrained person to contest or respond to the petition that leads to the RC-200 hearing.›EJ-175Often filed with itNotice of Hearing on Claim of Exemption (Wage Garnishment—Enforcement of Judgment)The Writ of Possession or Writ of Sale may be filed alongside receivership proceedings involving real property rents, issues, and profits to enforce related judgment collection efforts.›CH-110Next stepTemporary Restraining Order (CLETS-TCH)The Temporary Restraining Order (Civil Harassment) is typically issued at the start of the case and is the precursor order that the RC-200 replaces or confirms after the hearing.›CH-250Next stepProof of Service by MailProof of Service of the Restraining Order After Hearing must be completed and filed to confirm that the restrained person was properly served with the RC-200 order.›