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If Debt Becomes Difficult
If Debt Becomes Difficult
If Debt Becomes Difficult
If Debt Becomes Difficult
Sometimes these things can happen if debts are not sorted out. Here is what you can do and what your rights are.
Sometimes this happens if debts are not sorted. Here is what to do and your rights.
Sometimes debts get hard. Here is what to do. Your rights.
What to do. Your rights.
What To Do Right Now
They cannot push past you if the door is locked. They cannot break your windows. You are safe inside.
They cannot push past you. They cannot break your windows. You are safe inside.
Door locked. They cannot push past. You are safe inside.
You are safe inside.
Your children are safe inside with you. They cannot enter your home without your permission.
Your children are safe with you. They cannot enter without permission.
Children safe. They cannot enter without permission.
Your children are safe.
Your Children's Rights
Bailiffs cannot take things that belong to your children. This includes clothes, school books, tablets used for school, medical equipment, and sensory tools.
Bailiffs cannot take your children's things. Clothes, school books, tablets, medical kit, sensory tools.
Children's things protected. Clothes, school kit, medical kit.
Children's things are protected.
If your child has additional needs, bailiffs must make reasonable adjustments. They cannot cause unnecessary distress to a vulnerable child.
If your child has additional needs, bailiffs must adjust. They cannot distress a vulnerable child.
Extra needs? Bailiffs must adjust. No distress.
Bailiffs must not distress your child.
You can tell the bailiff through the letterbox: "I have a child with additional needs in this home. You are causing them distress. Leave now."
Protecting Your Children During the Visit
Move your children to a quiet room away from the front door.
Move children to a quiet room away from the door.
Move children to a back room.
Move children away from the door.
If your child is in sensory meltdown or distress, you do not need to deal with the bailiff at the same time. Your child comes first.
If your child is in meltdown, your child comes first. The bailiff can wait.
Child in meltdown? Child first. Bailiff waits.
Your child comes first.
If the bailiff refuses to leave and your child is in distress, call the police on nine nine nine. Tell them: a bailiff is at my door and I have a vulnerable child in distress. The police can ask the bailiff to leave.
If the bailiff will not leave and your child is distressed, call the police on nine nine nine.
Bailiff will not leave? Child distressed? Call police nine nine nine.
Call police on nine nine nine if needed.
Look through the window or slide the paper under the door, then scan it.
I do not have to let you in. I do not have to sign anything. I have children in this home. If you do not leave, I will call the police. You can only contact me in writing.
This recording is saved securely. It can be used as evidence if the bailiff behaves aggressively or frightens your children.
Bailiff Co-Pilot
The app listens through the door and flags pressure, threats, or false legal claims.