The enforcement division plays a pivotal role. It is the entity in charge of serving and implementing rights through the enforcement of judgments and court orders marked by the executive wording. The division has the power to enforce reconciliation agreements approved by the judiciary, and certified instruments deemed as a judgment under the law, by forcibly enforcing the judgment against a judgment debtor (obligor) through any means allowed by law to ensure enforcement. The Civil Procedure Law regulates the powers of the enforcement judge and the provisions of forcible enforcement.
The ADJD's Enforcement Division comprises of four sections located in Abu Dhabi, Al Ain, the Western Region, and the Labour Court
Each section consists of three basic units as follows:
1) Enforcement Unit: undertakes all enforcement workload through four basic branches:
- General Enforcement Branch
- Personal Status Enforcement Branch
- Eviction, Sale and Auction Enforcement Branch
- Security deposits and other enforcement cases Branch
2) Enforcement Support Unit: undertakes all administrative support and assistance works through four basic branches:
- Filing and registration branch
- Notification branch
- Accountants branch
- Incoming/ outgoing mail, typing, and archive branch
3) Technical Review Unit: undertakes the task of technical review of all enforcement actions, to ensure the accuracy and correctness of all technical aspects related to enforcement.