Great – you’re in the right place.

The next step is to transfer your judgment to the High Court so you can get a Writ of Possession and legally evict the person or people from your property.

Depending on the type of Order for Possession, transferring can be a similar process to that of transferring a judgment for money. 

This can appear to be a complex process for those not familiar with the Court systems, which is why many High Court Enforcement Officers will provide this service because they are experienced at navigating the system. 

Please choose one of the options below for more information:

  1. I want to instruct a High Court Enforcement Officer to do this for me.
  2. I want to transfer my possession order myself

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