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High Court Enforcement Officer (HCEO)

Legal & insolvency
An enforcement officer who recovers certain higher-value debts.

Overview

HCEOs can enforce High Court judgments and may have different powers.

Their fees can be higher than standard county court enforcement.

Why it matters

  • It signals serious enforcement action.
  • It can add significant costs.
  • It can move quickly if not addressed.

FAQs

Can a debt be transferred to the High Court?

Some debts can be transferred for enforcement if they meet criteria.

Do HCEOs affect my credit score?

The enforcement itself does not, but the underlying judgment does.

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