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CCJ Transfer to High Court Enforcement

County Court Judgment (CCJ) Transfer

by Shergroup
Price:
£170
VAT will be added at checkout
About this service:
  • High Court Enforcement Officers have substantially higher success rates than county court bailiffs
  • Greater legal powers and resources to ensure the best possible chance of recovering your money
  • As featured on the TV show “Call The Bailiffs | Time to Pay Up” under Claire Sandbrook’s management

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Transform Your CCJ into a Powerful High Court Writ

Convert your County Court Judgment (CCJ) into an enforceable High Court writ for just £168.00. This essential transfer service dramatically increases your chances of recovering money owed by placing your judgment in the hands of authorized High Court Enforcement Officers instead of county court bailiffs. With success rates significantly higher than traditional bailiffs, this strategic upgrade is the most effective way to enforce judgments over £600 throughout England and Wales.

Maximize Your CCJ Recovery with High Court Enforcement

Have you obtained a County Court Judgment but still haven’t received payment? Many judgment creditors discover that winning their case doesn’t automatically lead to payment. Without effective enforcement, your CCJ may remain just a piece of paper rather than the financial recovery you deserve.

Shergroup’s specialist CCJ transfer service provides the solution by upgrading your judgment to the High Court for professional enforcement.

Why Transfer Your CCJ to the High Court?

High Court Enforcement Officers, as featured on the TV show “Call The Bailiffs | Time to Pay Up” under Claire Sandbrook’s management, have substantially higher success rates than county court bailiffs. With greater legal powers and resources, our team ensures the best possible chance of recovering your money.

What Our Transfer Service Includes |

  • Expert guidance through the entire transfer process
  • Preparation and filing of all necessary court documents
  • Conversion of your CCJ to a High Court writ of control
  • Professional enforcement by authorized officers
  • Regular updates on your case progress
  • No hidden fees – transparent pricing structure

The CCJ Transfer Process |

  1. We prepare the N293A transfer application
  2. The application is submitted to the County Court
  3. The judgment transfers to the High Court
  4. A writ of control is issued
  5. Our enforcement officers contact the debtor
  6. If necessary, officers attend the debtor’s premises
  7. Assets can be seized to satisfy the debt
  8. You receive your payment

Eligible Judgments for Transfer |

  • CCJs over £600 (including court fees)
  • Judgments less than 6 years old
  • Not subject to payment installments ordered by the court
  • Not relating to Consumer Credit Act regulated agreements

Product Details

Service County Court Judgment (CCJ) Transfer
Category Cashflow
Price £170

How It Works

CCJ to High Court Writ Transfer Service:

  • County Court Judgment (CCJ) is converted into an enforceable High Court writ of control
  • Transfer places your judgment with High Court Enforcement Officers instead of county court bailiffs
  • Process dramatically increases recovery chances for judgments over £600
  • Shergroup’s expert team handles the complete transfer process
  • Service covers all of England and Wales
  • No recovery = no fee approach with transparent pricing
  • Professional enforcement with significantly higher success rates than traditional bailiffs

Don’t let your judgment remain uncollected. Contact Shergroup today at 020 3588 4240 or email [email protected] to start the transfer process.

Can’t locate your debtor? Our Find a Person service can help trace individuals who have disappeared to avoid payment.

Customer Questions & Answers

1. What is the minimum judgment amount that can be transferred?
The minimum judgment amount that can be transferred to the High Court is £600, including court fees.
2. How long does the transfer process take?
The transfer process typically takes 7-14 working days, depending on court processing times.
3. What types of judgments are eligible for transfer?
Eligible judgments include CCJs over £600 that are less than 6 years old, not subject to court-ordered installment payments, and not relating to Consumer Credit Act regulated agreements.
4. What are the costs involved?
There is a court fee for the transfer process and writ issuance. Enforcement costs are typically recovered from the debtor. Contact Shergroup for specific pricing information.
5. What happens if the debtor cannot pay?
If the debtor genuinely cannot pay, our enforcement officers can establish payment plans. If no assets or means of payment are identified, you will receive a detailed report explaining the situation.
6. Are there any judgments that cannot be transferred?
Yes. Judgments relating to regulated credit agreements, those subject to court installment orders, or judgments under £600 cannot be transferred to the High Court.
7. What powers do High Court Enforcement Officers have?
High Court Enforcement Officers have greater powers than county court bailiffs, including the ability to force entry to commercial premises, seize goods, vehicles and assets, and remove them for sale at auction.
8. How will I be kept updated during the process?
Shergroup provides regular updates on your case progress through your preferred communication method (phone, email, or online portal).
9. What is the success rate compared to county court bailiffs?
High Court Enforcement Officers have significantly higher success rates than county court bailiffs, with industry statistics showing 30-40% higher recovery rates.
10. How do I get started with transferring my CCJ?
Contact Shergroup at 020 3588 4240 or email [email protected] for a free consultation to begin the transfer process.

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