Court Enforcement Specialists have always placed a huge amount of importance on ensuring vulnerable individuals receive the necessary support and guidance when facing eviction or repossession.

With regard to the recent developments regarding Government backed free legal advice, published in August of this year and detailed here: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/new-free-legal-advice-for-people-facing-eviction-or-repossession, our commitment remains with signposting vulnerable individuals to the appropriate channels of support, enabling them to navigate any challenges associated with eviction or repossession effectively.

By speaking to relevant organisations and legal professionals, and by accessing a range of support services, individuals can get the free legal advice they need during these difficult times. That said, without the support of companies like ours, who proactively try to signpost individuals to the appropriate channels, the vital connections might not be made and vulnerable people may struggle to find the right support at the right time.

Eviction or repossession proceedings can be extremely distressing for homeowners and tenants, often leaving them feeling overwhelmed and uncertain about their rights and options.

Court Enforcement Specialists empathise with these individuals and understand the vital role that expert advice and support play in empowering them to make informed decisions about their housing situations.
We therefore welcome the recently announced provision of free legal advice.

This is all about helping vulnerable individuals access the resources that can provide clarity, reassurance, and ultimately, help them make informed choices during the most challenging periods of their lives.

Court Enforcement Specialists often go beyond simply signposting, by offering information and resources that can help individuals better understand their rights and navigate the legal process.

With the Government’s backing, this free legal advice which provides vulnerable people with access to reliable information and guidance, will equip them with the tools they need to make informed decisions and protect their interests effectively.

This is about supporting vulnerable individuals facing eviction or repossession, and guiding these people towards a more secure and stable future, which is something we all want for ourselves and our families.