Enforcing Your CCJ
Recover Debts with CCJ Enforcement
If you hold a County Court Judgment (CCJ) of £600 or more in England or Wales and the debtor has not paid, Equivo’s High Court Enforcement Officers can recover the amount owed. From transferring your CCJ to the High Court to issuing a Writ of Control, we’ll manage every step with efficiency and full compliance. Each case is handled with precision and care, giving you confidence in our process to maximise recovery outcomes.
Experienced High Court Enforcement Officers
Full legal authority to recover debts
Quick CCJ transfer to the High Court
Transparent, fully compliant process
Our CCJ Enforcement Process
1.
Contact Equivo
Provide the details of your CCJ to our team. Our specialists review your case and advise on the next steps to ensure enforcement is handled correctly.
2.
Transfer to the High Court
Your County Court Judgment is transferred to the High Court. This enables us to issue a Writ of Control, granting our officers legal authority to enforce the judgment on your behalf.
3.
Notice of Enforcement sent to debtor
The process starts with the compliance stage, when we will send a Notice of Enforcement to the debtor. The notice will be sent to the debtor, giving them 7 clear days (excluding Sundays and bank holidays) to pay the sums due in full.
4.
Enforcement by HCEOs
High Court Enforcement Officers attend the debtor’s premises to recover the debt. Each case is conducted professionally, safely and in full compliance with regulations. Our officers will document every action to ensure accountability.
Why Choose Equivo
Expert CCJ Enforcement You Can Rely On
Equivo provides High Court Enforcement services across England and Wales, recovering CCJs efficiently and in full compliance with regulations.
Proven Success Rates
Equivo consistently achieves high recovery outcomes for CCJs, with debts collected quickly and efficiently. Our results-driven approach ensures your judgment is enforced effectively every time.
Client-Focused Service
You receive a dedicated point of contact who guides you through every stage of the process. Clear communication and personalised support give you confidence throughout enforcement.
Expert High Court Enforcement Officers
Our team of HCEOs specialises in transferring and enforcing CCJs, handling each case with authority and professionalism. They have the experience to navigate complex enforcement scenarios successfully.
Legal Authority and Control
Equivo officers operate under High Court authority, providing structured and enforceable processes. This ensures debts are recovered safely and efficiently without unnecessary delays.
Ethical and Compliant Approach
All enforcement actions are carried out fully in line with legal and regulatory requirements. We prioritise ethical conduct while ensuring effective recovery for clients.
Transparent Costs and Recovery
All court fees and enforcement costs are recoverable from the debtor wherever possible. Our transparent approach means clients know exactly what to expect throughout the process.
Expert CCJ Enforcement You Can Rely On
98%
Debt Recovered in Full
95%
Writs Enforced on First Visit
92%
Payments Secured in 30 Days
97%
Client Satisfaction Rate
CCJ Requirements
Is Your CCJ Eligible?
CCJ exceeds £600 (including court costs)
Payment has not been made as required by the Court
Debt is not regulated by the Consumer Credit Act
Judgment is less than six years old
Your CCJ Questions Answered
How much does it cost to transfer a CCJ to the High Court?
The transfer itself is free and typically takes 10–14 days. Issuing a Writ of Control requires a court fee of £80, payable to HMCTS. A compliance fee of £90 applies only if enforcement is unsuccessful.
How do you enforce a judgment against a company?
For CCJs against a company, a warrant of execution can be obtained. Our High Court Enforcement Officers may then seize assets of value owned by the company to recover the debt.
When can I enforce a judgment?
Enforcement must begin within six years of obtaining the judgment. Attempts can continue beyond this timeframe as long as the initial enforcement began within six years.
Enforce Your CCJ with Confidence
Put your case in safe hands with Equivo
Award Winning Service
Fast Enforcement
Fully Compliant
Proven Results