Introducing Stop the Bailiffs!



At Stop the Bailiffs, our mission is to democratise access to justice, ensuring that even those without a legal background can navigate non-compliant bailiff enforcement proceedings affordably, swiftly, and with clarity.

Our role kicks in post-enforcement, where my dedicated team diligently unpicks the process right back to the initial debt. From there, we meticulously track and scrutinise bailiffs, conduct thorough legal analyses, and advocate for justice through steadfast negotiations or robust legal action.

We steer clear of antiquated legal jargon, opting instead for plain English to ensure accessibility for all.

In the realm of seeking damages for wrongful enforcement, there's a noticeable gap in legal support. Often, solicitors and courts tend to lean against debtors, even in cases of innocence, leaving individuals underserved, especially by government-funded advice agencies.

I expect courts to handle cases promptly and fairly.[1]

Furthermore, we provide a wealth of legal insights derived from extensive case law against bailiffs and their creditors, empowering individuals to pursue legal recourse without the hefty solicitor fees. While traditional high street solicitors may demand hefty sums for consultations, often lacking relevant enforcement experience, we offer the same service for just £49.

Our articles are rich in enforcement regulations and case law, equipping non-lawyers to tackle bailiff claims confidently.

Stop the Bailiffs is your partner in fulfilling your duty to aid the court in upholding the overarching objective of dispensing justice swiftly and reasonably.

Stop the Bailiffs empowers you to complete your obligation to help the court further the overriding objective[2] to deal with cases justly and at proportionate cost.[3]

With a growing track record of successful cases against bailiffs, Stop the Bailiffs stands as a beacon of support in navigating legal complexities.

Warm regards,

Jason Bennison





[1] Civil Procedure Rule 1.1(2)(d)
[2] Civil Procedure Rule 1.3
[3] Civil Procedure Rule 1.1