You can either appoint a solicitor to manage your claim, or you can use the Government's service Money Claim Online. Money Claim Online can be used for money claims up to £100,000. Please view the 'Obtain judgment' page for more information.

Simply visit the Government's Money Claim Online service to start your claim or instruct a solicitor. You can find details of solicitors local to you on the Law Society website.

We can enforce Judgments or Orders up to 6 years of age.

No, it remains a County Court Judgment and is only passed to the High Court for the purposes of enforcement. Any representations by either party would still be made to the issuing county court.

Her Majesty’s Courts & Tribunals Service (HMCTS) charges £78.00 for a writ of possession or writ of control (known as a writ of fieri facias or fi fa prior to 6th April 2014)

Yes, when you send the Letter Before Action, you are advising your debtor that your next step is to seek legal redress through the courts, without further notice, unless the matter is satisfactorily resolved within the next 14 days.

The court fees are set according to the value of the claim. You can check the current fee scales on Form EX50.

You will need to register on the Government Gateway, then you can start your claim. It is quite straightforward, but if you need further help, perhaps because your case is high value and/or complex, you might want to instruct a solicitor. You can find solicitors local to you on the Law Society website.

HMCTS stands for His Majesty's Courts and Tribunals Service. Payments for court fees are made to HMCTS.

If the claim is disputed, the case will be heard by a judge who will make a ruling on whether the claim is dismissed or judgment is awarded. If the defendant does not submit a defence at all, you will be awarded "judgment by default".

Yes we do. Please contact us on 0333 001 5100 for further details.