High Court Enforcement
HCEO - civil enforcement meets policing standards. For the prompt and effective recovery of your money or property.
Under guidance of our High Court Enforcement Officer (HCEO) a former Priority Crime Police Officer, through our team of 'Enforcement Providers' we have robust, overlapping certificated enforcement agent coverage across all of England & Wales.
In addition our HCEO and all senior managers are certificated enforcement agents, we truly lead from the front. With us there is no such thing as a desk job.
We do not believe in a high volume of cases, we believe in results. High Court Enforcement the way it was intended.
"In Omnia Paratus"
High Court Enforcement Solutions
Have We Contacted You?
1. Notice of Enforcement
If you have received a letter or an email entitled 'Notice Of Enforcement' from HCEO or one of our Enforcement Providers it is a legally prescribed document which notifies you of the debt and fees to date as well as our intention to take further enforcement action should the notice period expire without resolution.
To avoid further enforcement action and fees, payment can be made as per the details on the letter.
2. Notice of Attendance
If you have received a letter entitled 'Notice of Attendance' a Certificated Enforcement Agent has attended your premises with the intention to take control of goods to the value of the debt and the enforcement fees at the current stage.
To avoid further enforcement action and fees, you should make contact with the Enforcement Agent named on the letter.
3. Notice of Intended Re-Entry
If you have received a letter entitled 'Notice of Intended Re-Entry' otherwise referred to as a 'Two day Notice' it is the Enforcement Agents intention to enter your property, by force if necessary, to remove goods for sale which will incur additional fees.
To avoid further enforcement action and fees, you should urgently make contact with the Enforcement Agent named on the notice.
4. Notice of Sale
If you have received a document entitled 'Notice of Sale' the attending agent has removed goods with the intention of selling them after 7 days unless the matter is paid in full.
You should make contact with the Enforcement Agent named on the notice as soon as possible.
Importantly: In the first instance you should always contact the Enforcement Agent. For all other matters please contact us:
If we are industrious, we shall never starve; for, at the workingman's house hunger looks in, but dares not enter. Nor will the bailiff or the constable enter, for industry pays debts, while despair increaseth them.
Benjamin Franklin 1758