A bailiff is a person with the legal power to collect debts on behalf of a creditor. They will often visit the debtor at their home or place of work to demand payment and may seize goods to be sold in order to repay the debt. It can be both stressful and irritating.
Will a debt enforcement agent enter my home? Firstly they can only come to your house after sending you a ‘notice of enforcement letter, which should come 7 days before any visit. After 7 days are completed, If there is a warrant for your arrest for violating a community penalty order, an Approved Enforcement Agent can arrest you.
If you don’t want a bailiff to come to your home or place of business? Our expert adviser can help you get rid of bailiffs and negotiate with bailiffs through an IVA agreement plan to develop realistic repayment plans for your outstanding council tax arrears. Because an IVA is a legally enforceable agreement between you and your creditors, whatever legal action your creditors have taken against you previously (including the use of bailiffs) will be stopped as soon as the agreement takes effect.
If your local council has threatened you with bailiff action because you owe money, contact us right away so we can get you on the road to paying off your debt.
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