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my son has not lived at my address for over 1 year but the bailiffs have written about unpaid fines . can they come to my home .he has never been on the electoral list at my address
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http://www.insolvencyhelpline.co.uk/debt_basic s/bailiff-guide.php
Let them turn up, tell them the address of the friend he is staying with when they get there and hand them his mobile number
After that, I would send all mail back as Not Known for a time,
http://www.insolvencyhelpline.co.uk/debt_basic s/bailiff-guide.php
Let them turn up, tell them the address of the friend he is staying with when they get there and hand them his mobile number
After that, I would send all mail back as Not Known for a time,
Are these court fines? You won't be helping him by obstructing bailiffs if that is the case.
Court bailiffs do have a right to force entry, although they rarely do.
http://bailiffadviceonline.co.uk/magistrates_c anthebailiff.htm
The can stop part of his benefit or send him to prison:
http://www.bdl.org.uk/contenten.asp?cid=39
Court bailiffs do have a right to force entry, although they rarely do.
http://bailiffadviceonline.co.uk/magistrates_c anthebailiff.htm
The can stop part of his benefit or send him to prison:
http://www.bdl.org.uk/contenten.asp?cid=39
I kept getting post for someone who I have never heard of so I opened one. It was a letter from a company threatening that he owed them money. I sent it back and said this person does not live here. I would suggest you sent it back and say this person does not live here and has not lived here for over a year. I never got any more letters and hopefully never will.