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Winning is not collecting: how litigants in person can actually enforce a county court judgment
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Winning is not collecting: how litigants in person can actually enforce a county court judgment

Written by John Barwell 26 September 202626 September 2026

The court will not collect your judgment for you. This guide walks through the four main enforcement routes for litigants in person — goods, wages, savings and property — with the current court fees and the thresholds that decide which route is realistic for your debtor.

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