A friend removes an unlawful "debt enforcer", who is not a proper certified court bailiff. These people have bought details of (purported) debts, but have no deeds or assignment or novation, and no contract with the debtor, and no court order to show. They are breaking the law by having your personal details. This is how you deal with them (by asking them to leave). Would be awful if it got passed on… a lot. 🤪

The problem here in the US is that if it is a property tax debt once the tax bill is 2 yrs delinquent they turn it over to Chancery Court and the court sells your property if your dont pay it.

Federal and State tax debt they just go right into your bank accounts and take the money or freeze and take your assets.

Other debts here surmount to wage garnishments issued thro the illegal court system thro judgements or mechanic liens on property.

We need real means to combat these things that are solid.

Just making these statements will not keep our homes from being sold on the court house steps I am afraid.

Of course you might view the County Trustee or City tax collector turning the debt over to the Chancery Court & it's attorney as a third party perhaps, but how do you enforce the action?