Michael Jackson, Vice Chair of the High Court Enforcement Officers Association (HCEOA), examines the impact of fraud on the enforcement profession and looks at the steps that individuals and businesses working in the sector can take to combat it and protect themselves and the wider public from enforcement fraud.
Alan J. Smith, Chair of the High Court Enforcement Officers Association (HCEOA), looks at the results of its newly published research into the public’s view on enforcement and enforcement agents. He says this shows how important it is that the system is properly funded to meet expectations and that it continues to be both fair and effective in the future.
Vice Chair of the High Court Enforcement Officers Association, Michael Jackson, reflects on international collaboration following a recent trip to Vietnam on behalf of the Association.
Chair of the High Court Enforcement Officers Association (HCEOA), Alan J. Smith, looks at the Enforcement Conduct Board’s accreditation scheme.
Chair of the High Court Enforcement Officers Association, Alan J. Smith, looks at the pivotal role High Court enforcement plays in supporting the UK economy.
Selecting a High Court Enforcement Officer (HCEO) is a critical decision that can significantly impact the outcome of legal proceedings. Whether you are a creditor seeking to enforce a court judgment or a landlord looking to secure your property, choosing the right HCEO is essential to ensure a fair, transparent, and efficient resolution. There are some key factors to consider when selecting a HCEO and making an informed choice.
Evicting a tenant can be a complex and emotionally charged process, and understanding the legal procedures involved is crucial for both landlords and tenants. In England and Wales, the High Court plays a significant role in ensuring that eviction processes are carried out within the confines of the law.
So, what happens when a landlord chooses to evict a tenant using the High Court?
Alan J. Smith, Chair of the High Court Enforcement Officers Association, calls on the government to make more progress on making body-worn cameras mandatory for enforcement agents.
Vice Chair of the High Court Enforcement Officers Association, Michael Jackson, looks at the need for modernisation of writs in England and Wales.
Michael Jackson, Vice-chair of the High Court Enforcement Association (HCEOA), sets out how the Association is focusing on professional development to ensure High Court enforcement remains ethical and responsible.
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