what does 'levy distraint' mean???

whatatwit

I would think that bailiffs do work 'out of hours' as they are more likely to catch people in.

Make sure you have some id handy, just in case the bailiff does catch you.
Also if you have some bills, with your name and this address on, preferably some older ones as well, it may help to prove that you are not the person they are after.

jet77

I wouldn't let them in to my home either - they've got no right to be there.

bellsbells

Ho hum, fun and games. My partner has been given his instructions on what to do if they come round again, and I am now poised with passport, birth certificate, NI number, drivers licence, bills, school reports, note from my mum........:rotfl:

thanks guys, I know I could rely on you for advice!

bellsbells

RibenaBerry_2

Plus, I wouldn't worry too much about your car. If they're looking for some other woman, how would they think that the car belonged to her? Just don't park it on the drive (if you have one!).

If they do come round, don't invite them in. They're a bit like vampires that way...