Help with CDCBailiffs

If you’ve been contacted by CDCBailiffs, it likely means you're facing enforcement action for unpaid debts such as council tax, parking fines, or business rates. Don't panic — you have rights, and there are ways to stop bailiff action legally and affordably.

Who Are CDCBailiffs?

CDCBailiffs (often known simply as CDC) are enforcement agents operating on behalf of local councils and public sector bodies. They are used to collect debts once a liability order or court judgment has been issued.

Can CDCBailiffs Come to Your Home?

Yes, CDCBailiffs can visit your property to collect debts, but they must follow strict legal rules. In most cases, they can’t force entry unless it’s a specific type of debt such as criminal fines. They may attempt to gain peaceful entry to seize goods if a debt remains unpaid.

How to Respond if Contacted

• Do not ignore letters or visits — it could escalate quickly
• Ask for identification and a full breakdown of the debt
• Do not let them in or sign anything under pressure
• Contact us for advice before making any payments

Debt Solutions That Can Stop Bailiffs

• IVA (Individual Voluntary Arrangement): A government-backed solution that can write off debt and stop all bailiff action.
• DMP (Debt Management Plan): An informal repayment plan where we negotiate lower payments on your behalf.
• DRO (Debt Relief Order): Ideal for those on low income and with minimal assets — stops all enforcement and freezes debts.

We Can Help You Stop CDCBailiffs

Fresh Start Debt Support has helped thousands across the UK deal with bailiffs. Our team offers non-judgmental, confidential guidance and can help you take action immediately.