In Raff v. Raff (1964) 61 Cal.2d 514, the trial court issued a judgment of dissolution and thereafter appointed a receiver to divide the community property. The husband filed a motion to replace the receiver, which was denied. The California Supreme Court held the order was appealable under subdivision (a)(2)'s predecessor statute (former section 963, subdivision (2)) because the receiver had been appointed "to carry the dissolution judgment into effect." (Id. at p. 518.)