If you are facing bailiff enforcement and believe something is not right, I invite you to contact me for a phone consultation. I will examine the legal position of your case in detail, reviewing the documents, timelines, and conduct of the enforcement agents. This is not general advice; it is a tailored legal assessment based on the facts.

If the enforcement breaches Schedule 12 of the Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007, the Taking Control of Goods Regulations, or other statutory protections, I will explain your rights clearly and set out the remedies available. These may include stopping enforcement, setting aside a warrant, recovering your goods, or claiming damages for unlawful entry, improper fees, or interference with exempt items. If you are a third party or a vulnerable person, further protections may also apply.

You will leave the call with a clear strategy, not guesswork. I will tell you what steps to take, who to write to, and what to apply for in court if necessary. If enforcement has already taken place, I will advise how to challenge it and seek compensation.

Do not wait or hope it goes away. Contact me today to protect your rights and stop unlawful enforcement in its tracks.

Jason Bennison