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Why the First 30 Days After Your Possession Order Are Critical for Successful Enforcement

In our extensive analysis of over 400 High Court enforcement cases, one factor consistently emerges as a key predictor of successful outcomes |  the speed at which property owners and their legal representatives act after receiving their Possession Order. The data reveals a clear “30-day window” that can make the difference between swift enforcement and prolonged delays.

The 30-Day Advantage |  What Our Data Shows

Our analysis reveals striking patterns in enforcement success rates |

Early Action Group (0-30 days)

  • 50% of successful cases begin within this window
  • Average enforcement completion time |  22 days
  • Higher success rates in first-time enforcement attempts
  • Reduced need for additional court applications

Delayed Action Group (30+ days)

  • 50% of cases face extended timelines
  • Average completion time increases to 106 days
  • Higher likelihood of complications
  • Increased costs due to additional procedures

Why the First 30 Days Matter

Several critical factors make early action essential |

1. Court Processing Efficiency

  • Fresh orders receive priority processing
  • Court staff can easily verify recent orders
  • Reduced risk of misplaced documentation

2. Defendant Traceability

  • Higher accuracy in defendant location
  • Current contact information
  • Better enforcement planning opportunities

3. Legal Clarity

  • Clear recollection of case details
  • Updated documentation readily available
  • Reduced risk of procedural challenges

Best Performers |  Learning from Success

Our data shows that the most successful clients share common approaches |

Private Sector Leaders

  • Taylor Lloyd |  18-day average response time
  • Legal for Landlords |  24-day average
  • Eviction Specialists UK |  25-day average

Their Winning Strategies

1. Immediate instruction submission

2. Complete documentation preparation

3. Proactive communication

4. Professional enforcement engagement

The Cost of Delay

Waiting beyond 30 days can lead to |

  • 27% of cases extending to 31-90 days
  • 23% of cases exceeding 90 days
  • Some cases stretching to several years
  • Increased enforcement costs
  • Property damage risks
  • Lost rental income

Shergroup’s Active Management Advantage

Our proactive approach maximizes the 30-day window |

1. Immediate Assessment

  • Same-day application review
  • Documentation completeness check
  • Strategic planning initiation

2. Expedited Processing

  • Direct court liaison – we work with court staff to manage the return of urgent cases
  • Priority application handling
  • Proactive follow-up system

3. Results Tracking

  • 78% of our actively managed cases complete within 30 days
  • Average enforcement time of 22 days
  • Consistent performance across courts

Action Steps for Property Owners

To maximize your chances of swift enforcement |

1. Pre-Planning

  • Prepare enforcement documentation early
  • Gather all supporting evidence
  • Consider enforcement options before the hearing

2. Immediate Action

  • Submit instructions within 24 hours of receiving your order
  • Provide complete documentation
  • Engage with enforcement specialists early

3. Professional Support

  • Use experienced enforcement agents
  • Maintain active communication
  • Follow expert guidance

Conclusion

The data is clear |  acting within the first 30 days after receiving your Possession Order significantly increases your chances of swift and successful enforcement. Don’t let your case join the 50% that face extended timelines – take advantage of this critical window.

Take Action Now

Contact Shergroup today to ensure your Possession Order benefits from our proven track record of swift enforcement. Our data-driven approach and active management system are ready to work for you.

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