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In arrears with Council Tax?
Our team of professionals is here to help you manage and clear your council tax debt while effectively dealing with intimidating bailiffs. We have successfully helped thousands of people by having bailiff cases returned to the Council and arranging affordable payment plans. Let us support you in finding the best solutions to regain control of your finances and peace of mind.
We guarantee to remove bailiff fees and have your payment plan accepted by the Council.
Contact us today. We can help with bailiffs.
Our experienced case Our experienced case workers can help stop bailiff action. If you are in Council Tax arrears and have received a bailiff notification, reach out to us to arrange a manageable payment plan and eliminate extortionate bailiff fees.
How it works
Remember, you’re not alone. We help people in the same position as you everyday.
Step 2
A trustworthy advisor will contact and assist you in stopping bailiff action.
Step 3
We can halt all bailiff action by contacting your local authority or, if necessary, by making the appropriate application to the Court. We stop bailiff action within 24 hours.
Affordable Payments
Bailiffs cannot trespass your property unless given permission to do so by the court. You have the right to appoint a representative to stop Bailiffs harassing you.
What are your rights?
You shouldn’t pay more than you can afford. Your local authority is under strict regulation to accept a payment plan from you and to return your case to its administration.
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Always remeber
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Do not let Bailiffs in. You are not compelled to let anyone enter your home, so make sure you don’t.
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Don’t be intimidated. You don’t have to engage in conversation with bailiffs.
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Never sign anything. By all means, don’t sign anything a bailiff puts in front of you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Some common questions about Bailiffs
Bailiffs collect unpaid debts when local councils find themselves being owed money that's not been paid. A bailiff is instructed to collect a debt on their behalf. Bailiffs deliver paperwork on behalf of the council or creditor.
Bailiffs can only take goods if you let them into your home.
Bailiff Claim Manager strongly advises to not let them in at all but even if you do, Bailiffs can't take everything.
• Certified bailiffs cannot take protected items such as clothing, bedding, your fridge, cooker or any other household goods, which is needed for you and your family's basic needs.
• No tools of trade, vehicles or items which you need to carry on working.
•Anything that is attached to a wall.
•Children's clothes and playthings. However, bailiffs can remove children's bikes.
Certified bailiffs must visit your property for rent arrears collection between sunrise and sunset. For other debts, bailiffs typically call at a reasonable time, usually between 06:00 and 21:00.
Bailiffs are not permitted to visit on Sundays and bank holidays unless granted court permission.
If you've encountered issues with bailiffs not adhering to professional standards or violating the law, you have the right to voice your complaints.
Your initial step should be reaching out to the creditor who engaged the bailiff's services. Typically, this would be your local authority or the County Court.
In cases where the bailiff is employed by a private firm, direct your complaint to that specific company. Bailiffs often belong to trade associations, each with established procedures for addressing complaints.
For instance, you can consider contacting the Civil Enforcement Association (CIVEA) at their address: 513 Bradford Road, Batley, West Yorkshire, WF17 8LL. Their website, www.civea.co.uk, may provide additional guidance on how to proceed with your complaint.
Should you choose to pursue legal action, you have the option to take the bailiff to court. If the bailiff seized more of your belongings than necessary to settle the debt, or if your goods were undersold or damaged, you may have grounds to seek the removal of the bailiff's certificate due to negligence.
Some bailiffs we have stopped
Parking Charges (PCN)
Parking tickets issued by the local council, commonly referred to as ‘Penalty Charge Notices (PCNs)’, are distinct from criminal fines.
If you have received a bailiff notice for an outstanding PCN, please reach out to us. We assure you that we can eliminate the bailiff fees and restore your PCN to its original amount.
Bailiffs frequently impose excessive fees, potentially constituting fraud under the Fraud Act.
Under Section 2 of the Fraud Act, it is an offence to commit fraud through false representation. Subsection (1)(a) stipulates that such representation must be made dishonestly. This criterion extends to Sections 3 and 4 as well. The existing definition of dishonesty was established in the case of R v Ghosh [1982] Q.B.
According to Regulation 5(1)(b) of the Taking Control of Goods (Fees) Regulations 2014, bailiffs are permitted to recover Enforcement Stage fees and disbursements only once when executing multiple Warrants of Control against the same debtor concurrently. Bailiffs may impose the £75 Compliance Stage fee for each Warrant of Control being enforced. Furthermore, Regulation 16 of the Taking Control of Goods (Fees) Regulations 2014 allows debtors to contest the number of Enforcement Stage fees charged or demanded by the bailiff. Civil Procedure Rule 84.16(3)(c) empowers debtors to reclaim excessive Enforcement Stage fees and disbursements by applying to the court for an assessment.
Money Helper is a service set up by the Government to provide free debt counselling, debt adjustment and credit information, find out more here; www.moneyhelper.org.uk