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My friend is a single mum to a 7 year old. At first she had a private agreement with her son's dad but after he continually didn't pay or paid less etc she decided to go through the CSA. Only thats still not helped cos as soon as her ex was contacted by them he quit his job.

 

Anyhow this has rumbled on for a few years now. He is in arrears by quite a substantial amount and she got a phone call this morning saying he has 7 days to pay or they are sending round the bailiffs. Can they do that? Theres been no mention of a court order which I would have thought would be needed to send the bailiffs round. Or has she got confused and means the CSA equivalent of a doorstep debt collector?

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Where are they sending the bailiffs ? Surely not to her home if the father doesnt live there?

 

If they are sending the bailiffs to the Father, why are they even contacting your friend ?

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