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UK Bailiffs & Council Tax - Your Rights

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How To Deal With a Bailiff - You have legal rights when it comes to dealing with a bailiff. Make sure you know them before they knock your front door today.

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09/24/2007
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mickyboy73 11 months ago

Hi, to answer the question fully, please see the blog post at the following link that will answer the question fully for you
http://ukcreditsecrets.co.uk/blog/bailiffs/bail...

mikeyj3108 11 months ago

can a bailiff threaten you with prison if it has been to court.

mickyboy73 11 months ago

Hi Kevin,
normally a bailiff will accept a payment plan if it this the FIRST visit from them. What they do is called a "walking possesion order" where they note everything they would take. You sign the form and if you keep to the payment plan then all is well.

If you fail to keep to the payment plan then they will come back and CAN legally break in to your home to take the items listed on the walking possesion order.

Best thing is NOT to let them in at all.

kevin blunden 11 months ago

the bailiff came and asked me for 280 pounds , he wanted all the money there and then , he wouldnt take instalments , is this right

kevin blunden 11 months ago

the law about bailiffs