Fact-Finding & Evidence Preservation Enforcement Agent

A private enforcement agent is a state-licensed individual who enforces court and arbitration decisions. Unlike an attorney, they do not argue in court — they act based on an already issued decision (writ of execution). A private enforcement agent uses powers granted by law: seizing bank accounts and property, conducting auctions, and enforcing evictions. Under the Law of Georgia on Enforcement Proceedings, they have the same authority as the National Bureau of Enforcement but are distinguished by their speed and flexibility. The specialists on this page will assist you in recovering your rightful funds or property quickly and efficiently. Within the broader field of Enforcement Services, Fact-Finding & Evidence Preservation is a specialized subfield that requires a Enforcement Agent's in-depth knowledge of these specific issues and practices.