Stop Chandlers - Bailiff Advice

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How we help

What We Do

We help deal with the immediate bailiff problem, speak to the people chasing payment and work towards an affordable way forward.

Act quickly

Help Stop Further Bailiff Visits

We help deal with visits, clamping or removal and explain the action that may bring the situation back under control.

We speak for you

Deal With Bailiffs and Creditors

With your authority, we can speak to the bailiff company, council or creditor and seek a workable outcome.

Make payments realistic

Arrange Affordable Repayments

We help prepare a realistic payment proposal based on your household budget and put it to the relevant company or creditor.

Deal with the debt

Reduce or Write Off Unaffordable Debt

Where suitable, a formal debt solution may stop included creditor action and reduce or write off unaffordable debt.

What to do next

Take These Essential Steps

Four clear actions to protect your position, avoid unnecessary fees and decide what to do before the next visit.

Act Before Things Escalate

Bailiff action can move fast. Early help can reduce the risk of extra fees, visits, clamping or further enforcement.

Protect Your Home and Belongings

Getting advice early can help you understand entry rules, goods risk, vehicle risk and the steps you should take now.

Avoid Agreeing the Wrong Option

Do not rush into an arrangement you cannot afford. We can help you review the debt, your budget and the best way forward.

Speak to Bailiff Advice Today

You do not have to deal with this alone. We can review your situation and explain the practical options available to you.

Need help now?

Request a callback and speak to Bailiff Advice about the debt, notice, enforcement stage and the next steps you should take.

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Bailiff and enforcement help

Types of Debt and Enforcement We Help With

We help with a wide range of bailiff, enforcement and unaffordable personal-debt situations. The examples below are not an exhaustive list, so you can still make an enquiry if your debt is not shown.

Council Tax Arrears

Help with liability orders, enforcement-company letters, payment proposals, vehicle risk and stopping further escalation.

Parking and Traffic Penalties

Support with unpaid PCNs, warrants of control, old-address cases, vehicle clamping and Traffic Enforcement Centre options.

Utility, Credit and Personal Debts

Help reviewing energy and water arrears, credit cards, loans, overdrafts, catalogues and other unsecured personal debts alongside any bailiff or court action.

County Court Judgments

Help with CCJs, warrants of control, payment applications, incorrect judgments and cases where court papers went to an old address.

High Court Enforcement

Advice about writs of control, transferred judgments, HCEO fees, payment arrangements, stays of execution and vehicle risk.

Notice of Enforcement

For relevant new instructions from 1 May 2026, the normal minimum notice period is 14 clear days. Acting early may prevent an attendance fee.

This is not a complete list. We can review other unsecured debts and enforcement situations too. Utility bills, credit cards, loans and similar debts are not normally enforced by bailiffs unless the creditor first obtains the required judgment and enforcement authority.

Received a bailiff notice or threatened visit?

Request a callback to review the debt, company, notice, fees and practical next steps.

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Some Of The Bailiffs We Stop

Chandlers Bailiff Help

Who Are Chandlers?

Chandlers Limited, commonly known as Chandlers Enforcement Agents, provides enforcement and revenue-collection services across England and Wales for local authorities, courts, legal organisations and commercial clients. If you have received a letter, text, call or visit from Chandlers, it is important to understand what the debt relates to, what stage the case has reached and what options may be available before further action is taken.

What debts do Chandlers collect?

Chandlers deals with several types of public-sector and commercial enforcement. Cases may include:

Council Tax arrears passed for enforcement.
Non-domestic rates and business rates.
Penalty Charge Notices, parking and traffic debts.
Magistrates’ Court fines and other public-sector debts.
Commercial and legal-sector recovery cases.

The action Chandlers can take depends on the type of debt, the legal authority being enforced and whether the case is at compliance, enforcement or sale and disposal stage.

Chandlers company details

Company name Chandlers Limited

Company number 03292455

Registered office Office 7, 35–37 Ludgate Hill, London, England, EC4M 7JN

Official customer number 020 8290 0866

Do I have to deal with Chandlers directly?

You can contact Chandlers directly, but do not agree to a payment you cannot afford because you feel pressured. If an enforcement agent has visited, threatened to remove goods, added fees or rejected a payment proposal, Bailiff Advice can review the situation, explain your rights and, with your authority, speak to Chandlers or the creditor on your behalf.

Dealing with Chandlers enforcement action? Get help before more fees or visits are added.

Speak To An Advisor

Speak To An Advisor Now: 0161 826 1296

You will be contacted by Bailiff Advice which is a trading style of My Debt Plan Ltd.

My Debt Plan Ltd provides insolvency solutions to individuals, specialising in IVA’s. All advice given is following an initial fact find, tailored to your individual circumstances and provided in reasonable contemplation of an insolvency appointment. Our advice on your options is always free and we will notify you if a solution you choose has a fee associated with it. Where you are not suitable for an IVA, we may refer you to one of our trusted partners who specialise in alternative solutions.

Registered address 2nd Floor Blenheim Court, Cheadle, Cheshire, England, SK8 2JY Company Registered in England and Wales Number 10992838 Data Protection ZB284067.

Lucy Novo Deakin of My Debt Plan Ltd and Adam Charles Southard of SLWB Ltd are insolvency practitioners in the UK licensed by the Insolvency Practitioners Association (IPA).

For cases approved from 1st January to 31st December 2025 the average percentage of debt forgiveness was 70%.

A debt write off amount between 25% and 75% is realistic, however, the debt write off amount will differ for each customer upon their individual financial circumstances and is subject to approval of their creditors. Any remaining qualifying unsecured debt in your IVA will be written off, however some unsecured debts will be excluded, such as court fines, child maintenance and student loans, therefore you will need to continue paying these both during and after the IVA.

To find out more about managing your money and getting free advice, visit Money Helper, an independent service set up to help people manage their money.

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