- Bailiff walkthroughFollow enforcement from the first letter to removal, for five kinds of debt.
- Fees calculatorWork out the statutory fees on any debt, on the current scale or the one before 1 May 2026.
- Notice date checkerCount 14 or 28 clear days from a Notice of Enforcement, leaving out the days the law leaves out.
- What can bailiffs take?Pick a room and an item to see how the regulations treat it.
How the tools are kept accurate
Every figure the tools use comes from a single list of facts, each one tied to its source in legislation or official guidance. When a rule changes, the list is updated and every page and tool changes with it. The list was last checked on 7 October 2026.
The rules described are those for England and Wales.
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