Money Judgment Enforcement
If you’re looking to recover monies owed to you and you have obtained a County Court Judgment (of over £600) or High Court Judgment, then High Court Enforcement Agents (HCEAs) are what you need as they are able to enforce your orders in the High Court.
Enforcing your money judgment in the High Court is very effective as it gives the Enforcement Officers the power to take control of goods and remove them if payment is not forthcoming.
For County Court Judgments (CCJs), you will first need to transfer it to the High Court for enforcement purposes, but do not worry, we can help you with that process. Once we have transferred it to the High Court and obtained a High Court Writ of Control in the name of our Principal Officer Simon Williamson, it can be enforced.
Fast & Effective
Enforcing a money judgment in the High Court is one of the most effective ways of enforcement.
High Court Bailiffs
High Court Enforcement Agents (HCEAs), enable you to enforce High Court Orders.
Cost-Neutral
Upon successful enforcement of your judgment, the Defendant pays our fees so you don’t have to!
Professional certificated Enforcement Agents (Bailiffs) with full nationwide coverage
With years of experience enforcing judgments, our private Bailiffs (Enforcement Agents) follow the professional legal processes to ensure successful enforcement of your money judgment.
What is the fastest way to enforce a County Court Judgment (CCJ)?
This will depend on the specifics of your Order. Please get in touch and we’ll provide our instruction form and guide you through the process.
How do I transfer my CCJ to the High Court for enforcement?
This depends on which court your Order was issued from. However, we can assist with all the necessary administration.
What is a High Court Writ of Control, and how does it work?
The High Court Writ is the document that authorises us to act and enforce the terms of your Order.
What happens if a debtor ignores a CCJ enforcement notice?
Following our Notice of Enforcement, one of our highly experienced Enforcement Agents will attend to attempt to enforce the Writ.
How long does a High Court Writ of Control remain valid?
It is valid for 12 months from the date of issue, or from the last payment if a payment arrangement is in place.
Do I have to let enforcement officers into my property?
This depends on the type of property. Please speak to us for more information.
How much does it cost to transfer a CCJ to the High Court for enforcement?
There is no cost to transfer the matter to the High Court. However, potential fees total £168: this includes a £78 Court fee to issue the Writ of Control (which empowers us to act) and a £75 + VAT “Abortive Fee” (where applicable). This statutory fee is payable to the Enforcement provider if enforcement is unsuccessful. If enforcement is successful, these costs are recovered from the debtor.
What is the Notice of Enforcement, and how long does a debtor have to pay?
This is a statutory notice we must send before attending the debtor’s address. It allows for a 7 clear day period (excluding the day of postage, two days for delivery, Sundays and Bank Holidays).
How do mobile security patrols work?
This depends on your specific circumstances. Please contact us and we’ll provide our instruction form and guide you through the process.
What goods can enforcement agents take to recover a debt?
There are some assets that we cannot take, although generally, the type of items that hold resale value are available to us. Speak to us if you have something specific in mind.
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