Hi, new to this site and in freefall panic.
My partner has received a notice of enforcement for a CCJ debt owed to the royal mail from a previous/folded business
She made an arrangement with the solicitors when the CCJ went thru last year but because of being unemployed (has been at home caring for her 2 year old son) has not been able to make payments, however she has now been working for 3 weeks and in a better position to start to reduce the debt.
Yesterday an enforcement notice arrived, we have to pay £4600 by Thurs 5th March or the bailiffs will visit. (Andrew Wilson)
We cannot raise that sort of money, she called the bailiffs asking to make an arrangement (as the enforcement notice clearly says"You must pay, or agree a payment arrangement with the enforcement agent, by 5th March:" but they have completely refused to make an arrangement at all, she also spoke to the solicitors who also refused.
We would probably be able to raise about £2k by next week and pay the remainder over the next 3 months but they refuse to negotiate.
Can you advise what our options are? We aren't well off, currently receive housing benefit and to be honest neither of us own possessions worth seizing to cover the debt! I work for myself in a small new business but am not making any profit yet. We are broke and have no family or friends we can ask.
Please help
Thankyou
My partner has received a notice of enforcement for a CCJ debt owed to the royal mail from a previous/folded business
She made an arrangement with the solicitors when the CCJ went thru last year but because of being unemployed (has been at home caring for her 2 year old son) has not been able to make payments, however she has now been working for 3 weeks and in a better position to start to reduce the debt.
Yesterday an enforcement notice arrived, we have to pay £4600 by Thurs 5th March or the bailiffs will visit. (Andrew Wilson)
We cannot raise that sort of money, she called the bailiffs asking to make an arrangement (as the enforcement notice clearly says"You must pay, or agree a payment arrangement with the enforcement agent, by 5th March:" but they have completely refused to make an arrangement at all, she also spoke to the solicitors who also refused.
We would probably be able to raise about £2k by next week and pay the remainder over the next 3 months but they refuse to negotiate.
Can you advise what our options are? We aren't well off, currently receive housing benefit and to be honest neither of us own possessions worth seizing to cover the debt! I work for myself in a small new business but am not making any profit yet. We are broke and have no family or friends we can ask.
Please help
Thankyou
enforcement notice - refusing to make arrangement
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