FAQs > What happens when a party does not pay me monies they are ordered to pay by the Court?
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In default of payment of a County Court Judgement (CCJ), there are several enforcement options available to you to seek to enforce the CCJ.
The most common way to enforce a Judgment debt is to instruct the High Court Enforcement Officers/County Court Bailiffs to attend the debtor’s premises and seek payment of the CCJ.
Alternative enforcement options include obtaining a Third Party Debt Order, Attachments Of Earnings Order or a Charging Order.
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