The debtor is in prison

Bailiffs cannot enforce debts against anyone in prison.

The debtor must be given a Notice of Enforcement, which is not possible because he is not living at the enforcement address.

Gather together

Debtor's name

Name and location of the prison

Evidence that a bailiff is pursuing enforcement

Creditor's identity, whether it's a council or the sentencing magistrates' court

Email and text message to give notice to the bailiff company and the bailiff: Inform the bailiff company and the bailiff that the debtor is currently incarcerated.

Include corroborating evidence and capture a screenshot of both the sent email and text message to the bailiff, documenting the time they were dispatched, and present them as exhibits for evidence.

If bailiffs persist in harassing or bothering the household regarding a debt owed by an individual who is incarcerated, the household has the option to seek an injunction to prohibit the bailiff from further harassment.