Fresh Start Debt Support
Have you been contacted by Marston Holdings? Whether it’s a letter, text, or even a visit to your home, enforcement action can feel frightening and overwhelming. But you are not alone — and there are ways to stop bailiffs legally, avoid further charges, and regain control of your finances.
At Fresh Start Debt Support, we help people across the UK deal with Marston Holdings bailiffs every day. Our team specialises in helping you stop enforcement agents, freeze action, and explore debt solutions that work for your situation. Everything is 100% confidential, and there’s no pressure — just friendly guidance and real support.
Marston Holdings is the largest judicial enforcement agency in the UK. They are authorised to collect unpaid debts on behalf of the courts, local authorities, and other public bodies. This includes:
They operate under several trading names, including Marston Group, and may use subcontracted enforcement agents. If you’ve received a Notice of Enforcement, it’s important to act quickly — enforcement fees can rise rapidly.
Yes. If a court judgment, liability order, or High Court writ has been issued, Marston agents can visit your property to recover payment or seize goods. However, they must follow strict legal procedures and give you proper notice before doing so. In most cases, they cannot force entry on their first visit.
Important: You do not have to let them inside. Speak to us before engaging — we may be able to stop enforcement completely using a formal debt solution.
It’s vital to respond calmly and take the right steps:
No. While they have the power to collect, you are entitled to request proof of the debt and negotiate repayment options. You may even be able to stop enforcement entirely. Thousands of people have used formal solutions to write off part of their debt and avoid bailiff visits.
Depending on your circumstances, there are several debt solutions that can stop bailiff action from Marston:
After sending a Notice of Enforcement, Marston must give you at least 7 days’ notice before visiting. This is called the compliance stage. If you do not respond or resolve the debt in that time, they can proceed to the enforcement stage — which adds significant fees.
By contacting us quickly, we may be able to pause or prevent further action before it reaches your door. Use our free debt calculator to check your options now.
Marston agents follow the government-approved three-stage enforcement fee structure:
These fees are charged on top of your original debt. The sooner you act, the more you can avoid these additional charges.
Even if you owe money, you have legal rights. Bailiffs must:
If you feel your rights have been breached, report the bailiff to Marston or the relevant authority — and contact us for support.
We’re not a call centre. We’re a UK-based team focused on giving people like you the tools and advice to stop debt collectors, avoid court, and move forward. Every day, we help people facing enforcement from Marston, Equita, Rossendales, Jacobs Enforcement, and others.
You don’t have to go through this alone — help is just one step away.
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