Bankruptcy and Bailiffs - terrified

fast_track

And the Bailiffs can't call on a Sunday!

Bossyboots

jen_jen wrote:

Oh just a thought..you are both liable for the Ctax your husbands goes into the bruptcy but you are still liable for the full bill. (assuming is for the address where you both live)

therefore you need to sort out a payment arrangement. go to CAB, read info as suggested. If you make an offer of payment bailiffs with useually agree.

Apologies to Fasttrack - you are correct - it is sunday!

The OP says it is business Council tax that is unpaid (perhaps rates, rather than CT). This would be the responsbility of the business partners not the OP unless she was involved in the business in some way.

fast_track

I have found this useful link http://www.clsdirect.org.uk/legalhelp/tele_message01.jsp?lang=en - this is the Community legal service web site, this explains "at a glance" the powers of bailiffs

livilou

hi, just to clarify it was a business council tax for s completely separate premises in another town for which I have no dealings.

I am going to email copies of bankruptcy papers to the bailiffs and send to the council and just pray the bailiffs don't come....however I will not be opening the doors to them.
thanks all for your advice
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