Show Posts
1
Non-motoring legal advice / Re: Help re an eviction notice while abroad
« on: November 02, 2023, 01:30:11 pm »
Came upon this thread by chance.
OP - Please listen to what you are being told. I have worked as a Housing Officer, and can tell you without any doubt that a bailiff can and will force entry to a property to carry out an eviction, and that the presence of children at the property will not stop the eviction from being carried out. I have attended evictions where children have been present and the eviction has gone ahead.
You should also be aware that the site you have taken your advice regarding the law on this is not to be relied on. At the bottom of the home page we find:
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. (c) Action for Justice UK Ltd.
As it happens, I've come across AFJ before. They are Freeman On The Land influenced scammers.
https://www.action4justice.co.uk/
As others have said, if you leave children alone to deal with this you risk them taken into care of social services, and you may well find yourself in further legal difficulty.
OP - Please listen to what you are being told. I have worked as a Housing Officer, and can tell you without any doubt that a bailiff can and will force entry to a property to carry out an eviction, and that the presence of children at the property will not stop the eviction from being carried out. I have attended evictions where children have been present and the eviction has gone ahead.
You should also be aware that the site you have taken your advice regarding the law on this is not to be relied on. At the bottom of the home page we find:
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. (c) Action for Justice UK Ltd.
As it happens, I've come across AFJ before. They are Freeman On The Land influenced scammers.
https://www.action4justice.co.uk/
As others have said, if you leave children alone to deal with this you risk them taken into care of social services, and you may well find yourself in further legal difficulty.