How to become a Bailiff
A bailiff is contracted by the courts to serve legal orders and documents, as well as to seize or repossess property as determined by official court orders.
Personal requirements for a Bailiff
- Good character
- Good communication and negotiation skills
- Able to be firm yet tactful
- Able to remain calm in stressful situations
- High level of maturity
- Skills in interpreting and applying legislation.
Duties & Tasks of a Bailiff
A bailiff may perform the following tasks:
- Serve court orders, legal orders and summonses
- Seize or repossess property according to court orders
- Execute court orders such as eviction notices
- Keep records of court processes served.
Working conditions for a Bailiff
Bailiffs may work outdoors when travelling to serve summonses or execute warrants.
Specializations
Bailiff
A bailiff is contracted by the courts to serve legal orders and documents, as well as to seize or repossess property as determined by official court orders.
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