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A referee may handle either the sale or division of interest in the property of the co-owners. The referees job is essentially to carry out the orders of the court in the action. For example, if the court orders the sale of the real property, the referee handles the sale.
The DE 160 is the court form and the DE 161 is the attachment schedule listing the items to be valued by the Representative (Attachment #1) and the Referee (Attachment #2).
Discovery Referees: Referee appointed to hear and determine discovery motions and disputes.
(b) Completion of discovery All discovery must be completed not later than 15 days before the date set for the arbitration hearing unless the court, upon a showing of good cause, makes an order granting an extension of the time within which discovery must be completed.
A referee may handle either the sale or division of interest in the property of the co-owners. The referees job is essentially to carry out the orders of the court in the action. For example, if the court orders the sale of the real property, the referee handles the sale.
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Practically all California probated estates are required to be examined by a probate referee in California. In particular, the probate referee is tasked with appraising and evaluating the non-cash assets of an estate. Most probate referees are used to settle the value of estates.
The California State Controller appoints probate referees to perform reliable, prompt, and low-cost appraisal of all types of estate assets. The service of a probate referee is required for court resolution of an estate and also available for non-probate trust administration.
Judicial reference: How does it work? Californias judicial reference law allows parties to a written contract or lease to provide for the appointment of a referee to hear and determine any controversy arising from those agreements. The decision of the referee is fully appealable.
Discovery may be obtained of the identity and location of persons having knowledge of any discoverable matter, as well as of the existence, description, nature, custody, condition, and location of any document, electronically stored information, tangible thing, or land or other property.
Probate referees are appointed by the California State Controller to serve a specific county. They review the inventory of an estate and then appraise the value of listed non-cash assets. In some cases, they may also appraise the value of non-probate assets such as those transferred into a living trust.

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