Court Enforcement

Court enforcement refers to the process by which legal authorities ensure a court’s orders or judgments are carried out. When a court mandates someone to pay money, give up property, or stop certain actions, enforcement agencies take steps to make sure these orders are followed. This may involve collecting debts, seizing assets, or other legal actions to secure compliance. Essentially, court enforcement helps uphold the rule of law by ensuring that court decisions are respected and implemented effectively.