question category: CCJ

I am due to go to enforcement of judgment office regarding a ccj i ignored, what happens?
Submitted on: 18th Feb 2009 by Non-Member | Total Answers: 1

What happens at an enforcement of judgments office? I have been told to appear at my local enforcement office, will they make me pay more than i can afford? I also never got an admission and defence form to defend the ccj, just a letter telling me that a ccj has been enforced,and i have to appear or they will seize my goods.

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Re: I am due to go to enforcement of judgment office ...

If you didn't receive notice of the CCJ you might have grounds to set it aside, at least temporarily. The staff at the court that issued the judgment should be able to advise you further.

The enforcement officers are bailiffs and you should contact them as soon as possible. It can get very expensive if they obtain a warrant to seize goods.

If you want advice on how to deal with your debts you can also contact the CAB or Debt Advice Foundation.

Submitted on: 26th Aug 2009 by Darren Member

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