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- Stop current and future bailiff action
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- Reduce stress and fear
What do we do?
Are Bailiffs calling?
Our trusted partners can take a look at solutions that could stop any further contact from your creditors
Understand your debts
Our trusted partners can understand the issues you face with the Bailiff and run you through options available to help.
Prevent further visits from the bailiff
You are not obligated to let anyone into your home. Our trusted partners may be able to help legally stop bailiffs from visiting.
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Your next bailiff steps
DO NOT let them in
You are not obliged to let anyone into your home, so don’t.
DO NOT be intimidated
You do not have to speak to the bailiffs and do not respond to intimidation.
DO NOT sign anything
DO not sign anything a bailiff or bailiff company puts in front of you.
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Some Of The Debts Bailiffs Enforce
Council Tax Arrears
If you've missed a Council Tax payment, your council can apply for a liability order the through courts. This will give the council the right to send bailiffs to collect the debt.
High Court Enforcement
A High Court enforcement officer (HCEO) is an officer of the High Court of England and Wales responsible for enforcing judgements of the High Court, often by seizing goods or repossessing property.
Utility Arrears
If one or more payments have been missed in where regular payments are contractually needed, like electricity bills, the account is in arrears, and could be subject to bailiffs action.
CCJs
You might have a county court judgement (CCJ) against you if you owe someone money and a court ruled that you have to pay it back. Your credit rating could be affected if you have a CCJ against you.
Notice Of Enforcement
If you haven't paid a debt you might be sent a letter from bailiffs (also called 'enforcement agents') saying they will visit your home to collect payment. Don't ignore the letter - this is called a 'notice of enforcement'.
Take Action Today
Bailiff worry can be extremely stressful and worrying. It can be easier to continue ignoring the situation hoping they will magically disappear but in reality, we know this isn’t going to happen.
We understand this can be a stressful time. Our trusted partners are ready to assist, offering solutions and legal protection to ensure bailiffs and other debts no longer cause you worry or concern.
Sometimes in life things happen that are out of our control. Sometimes we make mistakes. By just having a chat with us we promise to not judge you and we will work together with you to give you complete relief of your debt worries.
We understand that speaking on the phone is tough for some people, that's why we have a dedicated team on hand to answer any questions on whatsApp, send us a message and one of our helpful advisors will be on hand to respond.
To find out more about managing your money and getting free advice, visit Money Advice Service, independent service set up to help people manage their money.
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