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Do not feel intimidated by bailiffs! We're here to give you the help you need.

Being contacted by bailiffs can feel very daunting, but you are not without rights and we are here to make sure bailiffs adhere to them.

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Commonly asked questions

Got questions? We’ve got answers. Explore our FAQ section to find quick and helpful responses to the most common inquiries about our services and products.

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I have bailiffs knocking at my door, what do I do?

First things first, do not open the door, make sure that all windows and doors are locked and close your curtains – a bailiff is allowed to enter through an unlocked door and make a list of your possessions which can be seen through the window. Contact us immediately.

I have received a bailiff letter, what do I do?

Does the letter state ‘notice of enforcement‘? If it does, and you ignore it, a bailiff will visit your home after 7 days and as well as collecting the debt you will also have the bailiff fees to pay. Contact us immediately.

My debt has been passed to a bailiff, what do I do?

If your debt has been passed to a bailiff, you need to take action before you get a knock at the door. Contact us immediately.

A bailiff is going to visit my property, what do I do?

Stay calm. Make sure you understand your rights. Bailiffs must follow specific rules during visits. They cannot enter your home by force or break in on their first visit. Contact us immediately.

Can a bailiff enter my property if I’m not home?

No, bailiffs cannot enter your home if no one is there to let them in. They also cannot enter if only children or vulnerable individuals are present.

How should I respond when a bailiff arrives?

You do not have to let a bailiff inside. If you choose to speak with them, do so through a locked door or a window. Request to see their identification and proof of their authority (like a warrant or court order). Speak to one of our specialists.

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