county court or high court bailiffs

COUNTY COURT OR HIGH COURT?

There are times when the County Court process can be inappropriate or just too slow. This also can depend upon the value of claim, or the speed with which the County Court's own Bailiffs are able to respond.

As a rule, High Court action deals with higher-value claims, backed up by faster bailiff action using

High Court Enforcement Officers. Evictions are also often speedier when resolved via the High Court.

Enforcement is the ultimate conclusion of the legal process in circumstances where all else has failed, and the High Court relies for much of it's enforcement on professionals, HCEOs and Enforcement Agents, who are officers of the Court acting under direction of the Court, but who are nonetheless independent of the Court Service and are instructed by the judgment creditor.

High Court Enforcement Officers

Anderson Enforcement are Certificated Enforcement Agents.

We work in partnership with one of the leading High Court Enforcement specialists - Quality Bailiffs - whose officers include Frank Whitworth, Andy Coates and Kate Fellows, who

are all full members of the High Court Enforcement Officers Association, and very experienced.

These Officers are all authorised by the Ministry of Justice, and listed on the approved list of High Court Enforcement Officers

A truly local service

Anderson Enforcement are one of the approved contractors for Quality Bailiffs in the Blackpool and Lancashire region, who supply the bailiffs that enforce the writs on the ground, and are therefore giving a truly local service.

To instruct Quality Bailiffs, which will utilise the services of Anderson Enforcement for the bailiffs in the field in the Blackpool and Lancashire region, complete our form now and make payment of the £161 fee.

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