Enforce a CCJ – Fixed Fee Support

If someone owes you money and has not paid a County Court Judgment, I can advise on the best enforcement method and prepare the application and evidence on a fixed-fee basis.

Why people instruct me for CCJ enforcement

  • Advice on the best enforcement method

  • Full preparation of the relevant application

  • Clear guidance on evidence and procedure

  • Fast turnaround where enforcement is urgent

  • Optional representation at the hearing

How CCJ enforcement works

If you have obtained a County Court Judgment and the debtor has not paid, you can take steps to enforce it. The court offers several enforcement methods, each suited to different circumstances. Choosing the wrong method wastes time and money — choosing the right one can achieve payment quickly.

Common enforcement options include:

  • High Court Enforcement Officers (HCEO transfer-up)

  • Third Party Debt Orders

  • Attachment of Earnings Orders

  • Charging Orders

  • Order for Information (debtor questioning)

  • Warrant of Control (County Court bailiffs)

Each method has different requirements, costs, timescales and success rates. I advise on the most effective route, prepare the application, draft your evidence and provide clear guidance on what to expect.

What’s included in the fixed-fee enforcement service

  • Reviewing the judgment and the debtor’s circumstances

  • Advising on the best enforcement method

  • Drafting the relevant application(s)

  • Drafting your supporting witness statement

  • Advising on evidence and prospects

  • Preparing written submissions where appropriate

  • Clear guidance on next steps after enforcement begins

Fixed fee

My fixed fee for advising on enforcement and preparing the relevant application — including drafting the application, preparing your witness statement, advising on evidence and prospects, and preparing written submissions where required — is:

From £2,500 + VAT

The fee may vary depending on complexity and the type of enforcement used.
Representation at hearings can be added as a further fixed fee.

About me

I am a specialist barrister focusing on financial remedies and related civil applications. Before being called to the Bar, I worked for 15 years as a family solicitor at well-regarded London firms. I have extensive experience preparing applications involving interim relief, costs issues and urgent financial matters. I accept instructions directly from individuals through the Public Access scheme and provide clear, practical guidance throughout.

Request a fixed-fee consultation

If you would like help preparing your application, complete the form below. I will review the details and reply within 24 hours with clear next steps.

Who will handle your case

All applications are prepared personally by Mark Harrop, a specialist barrister practising from 1GC, with a focus on financial remedies, urgent applications and appeals.
I am authorised to accept work directly from members of the public under the Public Access Scheme and regulated by the Bar Standards Board.