The worry of Bailiffs keeping you up at night?
Let us deal with the bailiffs on your behalf
- Legal protection from any further action (With the exception of unpaid court fines, student loans and child support)
- Regain your peace of mind!
- One affordable, low monthly payment
Find out how much you could potentially write off & reduce your monthly payments!
May not be suitable in all circumstances. Our advice is free but fees may apply and your credit rating may be affected if you opt for a debt solution.
How can we help?
Apply online and speak to one of our friendly advisers!
We can see if you are eligible to set up an affordable payment plan such as an IVA
You will have the peace of mind knowing that you are legally protected from any further action!
Join the thousands of people we have helped and regain your peace of mind!
Debts we can help with
Loans
Overdrafts
Catalogue and Store Cards
HMRC Debts
Benefit Over Payments
Credit Cards
Rent & Utility Bill Arrears
CCJs
Disconnected Mobile Phones
Most Unsecured Debts
First things first!
- Do not let them in! – You have the right to refuse entry. Make sure to lock all doors.
- The bailiffs may use threatening language or legal jargon. You are under no obligation to speak to them!
- Get in touch with us! One of our friendly advisers will be able to assist you in helping stop any further action.
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Frequently asked questions
Open the letter, verify that this debt is yours. If you have received a letter a bailiff a bailiff will be able to visit after 7 days. Do not panic If a bailiff does turn up, you do not have to let them in and they cannot force entry. make sure all your doors and windows are locked.
The bailiffs have the powers to repossess your possessions and sell them and give your creditors the proceeds. Bailiffs can look through the window or outside of the property to log items for repossession, so there is a risk if your curtains are open or there are vehicles outside.
There are several different types of bailiffs. They work on behalf of the courts to collect unpaid debts.
- High court enforcement officers – These are bailiffs who work on behalf of the high court.
- Certificated enforcement agents – These bailiffs are employed privately by a firm, they usually collect council tax arrears, HMRC debts, and unpaid parking fines.
- County Court and Family Court – These bailiffs work for the county court to collect unpaid county court judgments.
- Civilian or Approved enforcement agents – The enforce magistrates’ court fines and warrants for arrests.
If you are eligible, an IVA could be the option to get you out of debt and stop bailiffs visiting your property, with the exception of unpaid court fines, student loans and child support. All other debts, such as, council tax and parking tickets can be paid off using an IVA and if approved your Insolvency Practitioner can contact the bailiffs to stop the action.
Free and impartial advice is available from the Money Helper.
To find out more about managing your money and the free debt advice options available visit The Money Helper – an organisation set up by the Government to offer free and impartial advice to those in debt.
For more information from the Money Helper visit https://www.moneyhelper.org.uk/en. In addition, you can find government guidance on dealing with your creditors here.
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Bailiff support UK is a trading style of My Debt Plan Ltd.Registered address 2nd Floor Blenheim Court, Cheadle, Cheshire, England, SK8 2JY Company Registered in England and Wales Number 10992838 Data Protection ZB284067.My Debt Plan Ltd provides insolvency solutions to individuals, specialising in IVA’s. All advice given is provided in reasonable contemplation of an insolvency appointment. Where you are not suitable for an IVA, we may refer you to one of our trusted partners who specialise on alternative solutions.You will be contacted by Bailiff Support UKLucy Novo Deakin is a licensed insolvency practitioner in the UK by the Insolvency Practitioners Association (IPA).
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