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Frequently Asked Questions
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Why Choose NPAM?
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We have a proven record of excellence in many different receiverships
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Proven Integrity
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Vast experience in consulting with many different parties
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We have completed an impressive number of court cases
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See what our clients are saying about us!
How Do I Get Started?
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Schedule a meeting with New Perspective Asset Management to discuss your needs and see if the court-receivership process is right for you or your client's situation.
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​If parties agree the court-receivership process could be beneficial to their needs, schedule a second meeting with the legal counsel for New Perspective Asset Management and other key players to discuss how the process works and where best to employ it.
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How is the Receiver Paid?
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Receivership can be an alternative to other means as a way to avoid legal expenses and time sink as cases progress.
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Subject to court approval, a Receiver has the right to reasonable compensation for services and reimbursement for costs and expenses.
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Generally a Court pays a Receiver from the assets of the receivership estate.
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To be paid, the Receiver submits an itemized report to the court that details the Receiver’s fees and expenses.
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Ultimately, the Court determines the amount a Receiver is entitled to be paid.