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This area covers civil court judgments and their consequences in England. It includes obtaining, recording and enforcing decisions following civil disputes, and handling appeals or applications related to those judgments. A solicitor in this field drafts orders, applies for enforcement options, reviews court decrees, and coordinates with the court and third parties to secure payment or performance. They also advise on potential relief from judgments and discuss practical steps with clients facing or seeking to enforce a right through a court remedy.

What a solicitor handles in these matters

Judgments involve formal orders, deadlines and specific remedies. A solicitor handles the drafting of court documents, applies for enforcement methods such as attachments of earnings, charging orders or seizure, and coordinates with enforcement agents. They also advise on setting aside, appealing or varying a decree, and liaising with opposing counsel and the court to progress or constrain the judgment as appropriate.

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