Recieved Liabilty order

marktwiny_2

Hi i recieved a liability order from a bailiff removal complany Rossendales, with regards to money owed to the csa.

I never knew the csa where seeking a Liability order until it came through the door. For 2 years i was under the impression that after arranging through the csa to make maintenance payments directly to the second party i was maintaining regular payments as well as clearing money owed.

The Csa say they have no record of me making payments or even making arrangements to pay. I have proof of payments made.

The CSA through Rossendales obtained a liability order for bailifts to remove items from my house. I dont think this is fair as i was unaware of the liability order application, nor was i aware of the amount of debt there say i owe. What can i do, they want me to pay all the debt imeadiatly of they will remove goods, but i cannot afford to pay.

Crellow4

I suggest you contact the CSA immediately, with evidence of the payments you have been making. If you can get your ex partner to confirm receipt of the payments that would be even better. What period is the L/O for? It may be for a different period than the direct payments you have been making.

wayne0

might be worth ensuring any car is parked away from your home - do not keep carkeys on view (in your trouser pocket etc)...

ensure any valuable goods are removed from your home etc too (tele etc)

from what i hear, even if the car is owned by a finance company the LO will allow then to repo it...

kevin137

Make an application to the issuing court for leave to appeal out of time immediately...!!!

Then it can be addressed as they will not be able to act if you are given the right to appeal...

Notification is vital in these matters, and if you where NOT notified, then the LO can not be legally granted, it is also worth noting that the court will not grant an LO if the amount allegedly owed is in dispute. So you need to raise a formal complaint against the CSA for the amount...!

A statement from the receiver of money would go a long way to helping as well....!

spacey2012

Keep doors locked and the key round your neck on string.
Do not let them in !
No excuses, no sort it out inside, sign nothing, they will make threats of locksmith twaddle.
Open an upstairs window, recognise their contact and wish them good day.
They can visit 3 times then have to pass it back.

anonx_2

in addition bailiff laws are changing and for one they cannot come into your home, nor can they visit yr home after dark, please check first though