Repossession Order

Don't Let Them Take Your Property

The Repossession Stopper can help you to stop an impending eviction, whatever stage of the process you find yourself in:

• If you have missed mortgage or loan repayments and fear repossession - We can help!
• If you have received a court date, it is not too late! - However if you do not act quickly then you could find your home being repossessed!
• Even if you have been to court and have already handed over the keys to your home, as long as the property has not yet been sold then it is not too late to stop your repossession!

Repossession Order

Have you been threatened with a repossession order? Have you recently received a repossession order? If you have then it is still not too late! We can still help!

By arranging a remortgage or secured loan we can help stop the repossession order and allow you to start afresh, without the worry of any impending repossession threat hanging over your home. In the case of a remortgage, this can allow you to switch lenders altogether by clearing the arrears and mortgage balance of your existing one. The deciding factor between the two options for most borrowers will be whether or not there is any early repayment charge applicable on the current mortgage. Achieving a remortgage or secured loan in this situation will still be subject to affordability and having available equity within your property.

We specialise in helping to stop a repossession order and securing your property without the ongoing worry and anguish of being evicted.

When you have to go to court initially it will usually be to find out whether or not the lender can secure a repossession order from the Courts. It is unlikely that the courts will grant this repossession order on the first hearing. They will in most cases grant a suspended order. By contacting us today we can help you stop repossession - the sooner you take action, the higher your chances of averting any impending repossession threat.

In general, the courts take the view that granting an outright repossession order is an extreme measure and should only be done when there is no chance that the borrower can rescue the situation.

Instead they may suspend the repossession order which means that you must abide by the courts ruling which will usually entail repaying the arrears over an agreed period of time. If you do not, the lender can again apply for the repossession order with the courts more likely to take the side of the lender.

If it is clear to the court that you are unable to repay the arrears and are unlikely to do so within a reasonable period of time then it is highly likely that the repossession order will be granted. The court will notify you of the period within which you must leave the property.

If you continue to stay in the property after this date then steps will be taken to evict you and your family.

If you have been threatened with a repossession court order then you need to act now to stop this from happening, complete our quick form here and we will do our best to help you.