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This work covers recovering money that is owed, from sending demand letters to taking court action to secure payment. A solicitor in this area pursues a debt through the civil courts, negotiates with the debtor, and arranges enforcement if the debt remains unpaid, such as by applying for a County Court judgment and enforcing it with options like enforcement notices, charging orders, or control orders. The work may involve tracing assets, handling disputes about the debt, and advising on the most effective route to recover funds while complying with the applicable court rules and procedures.

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Drafting and issuing court claims, managing responses, pursuing judgments, and progressing enforcement actions require familiarity with the Civil Procedure Rules, County Court and High Court procedures, and enforcement mechanisms such as warrants of control, attachment of earnings, or charging orders. The solicitor coordinates with the client, the court, and, if needed, enforcement officers to secure payment and address any disputes or set-offs raised by the debtor.

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