Frequently Asked Questions about Decree Enforcement
What is a decree?
A decree is a formal court order issued after a judgment, requiring a party (the debtor) to fulfill an obligation, such as paying a debt or transferring property.
How can I report a debtor?
If you have information about a debtor listed on our Decree List page, submit details via our Contact Us page. Include the debtor’s name, case number (if known), and any leads on their location or assets.
What happens after a decree is issued?
If the debtor does not comply, HK Law may seek a warrant of arrest, attachment, or execution to enforce the decree, as permitted under Kenyan law.
Is my submission confidential?
Yes, all information submitted is handled in accordance with the Kenyan Data Protection Act 2019. We protect your privacy while using your input to enforce decrees.
Can I settle a decree?
If you are a debtor, contact us to discuss payment arrangements or settlement options.
What if I can’t find a specific decree?
Use the search function on our Decree List page or contact us with the debtor’s name or case number for assistance.
How long does enforcement take?
The timeline varies depending on the debtor’s responsiveness and location. We pursue enforcement diligently until resolved.