The Possession Order explained: Why it is important to act quickly, and how Shire Direct can help resolve the matter...
A Possession Order is a document issued by the courts to grant permission for the mortgage lender to take possession of the property, as a result of a breach of the mortgage contract, usually the build-up of mortgage arrears.
Here we take a closer look at the Possession Order and why it's extremely important to take the matter seriously and act swiftly to resolve the situation. We also take a look at how Shire Direct may be in a position to help you.
What is a Possession Order?
So, as we outlined above, a Possession Order is a legal document that is issued by the courts in order to grant permission to Mortgage Lenders to take possession of a property.
Possession Orders are issued as a result of a breach of the mortgage contract, usually for the build-up of mortgage arrears.
Possession proceedings are usually entered into by the lender as a measure of last resort, after all other avenues that they can employ, have failed.
Can I stop a Possession Order?
Before we go any further...
If you are faced with possession proceedings, you must take the matter seriously.You must also act quickly.The problem will not go away, the position will only worsen if it is left.
It's vital that if you have received a Possession Order that you understand the potential consequences, and that the only way to resolve the matter is by taking urgent action.
If you have received a Possession Order you should contact Shire Direct as a matter of urgency.
The Possession Order starts a series of legal processes, however if correct action is planned it is possible to stop a possession order.
At Shire Direct, we do understand and appreciate that this situation can be extremely frightening. However, you should not panic, but neither should you stick your head in the sand!
We'll help you to confront the problem, and solve it.
My mortgage payments are in arrears, can Shire Direct help me?
Usually, yes!
However, because of the serious consequences of losing your home, we must all act quickly! It really is vital that you call one of our mortgage specialists urgently.
We'll carefully review your situation and advise you as to the options open to you. We'll give you our advice and make an appropriate recommendation commensurate with your circumstances. It's very important to underline the timeframe that is likely to influence the lender's possession actions.
Shire Direct Mortgages are specialist brokers, and one of our functions is to arrange credit repair solutions! We have developed a range of specialist mortgage lenders who will consider applications from customers whose mortgages are under the threat of repossession.
We are geared to act quickly in your best interests. We'll contact your lender as well as the courts on your behalf. Naturally, we'll keep you advised as to the progress we're making, and work together with you to ensure the best outcome!
I'm worried about being evicted from my home, can Shire Direct help me?
Yes, in most cases, if we're instructed early enough, we can help!
However, if you are faced with a Possession Order, please bear in mind that:
- Eviction is not automatic.
- If we can assist, we will ensure the correct procedures are set in motion - fast!
- It may be possible to stop the repossession proceedings at any stage prior to eviction.
- Shire Direct can usually help, even after the court issues a Possession Order.
- The implications of possession proceedings are frightening - but do not panic!
- Most lenders will only repossess as a last resort, preferring to remedy the problems in other ways if at all possible.
- We have specialist lenders prepared to help in these circumstances, provided that you are still living in the property, and that it is worth more than the debts secured on it.
You'll find our approach to be friendly and sympathetic. One of our specialist mortgage advisors will deal with your case quickly, and provide you with a speedy in-principle decision. Naturally, we'll assess your needs, circumstances and requirements as a matter of urgency, and will work together to arrive at a successful conclusion.
We're confident that you'll find our service to be comprehensive and effective, and we'll provide our personal and best attention at all times.
Here at Shire Direct, we understand how worrying this type of problem can be, and we have the knowledge and expertise to help you get back on track!
So, please don't hesitate to contact us if you think our help and advice could be useful.
Our professionally qualified mortgage experts are available up to 10.00pm everyday on Freephone 08000 282 281, or alternatively you can also enquire online, and we'll be delighted to assist in any way we can.
Well, that wraps up our look at the Possession Order, we hope you found it useful and managed to successfully explain the importance of taking swift action if the situation is to be resolved. Don't forget we're only ever a free telephone call or couple of mouse clicks away and assure you of a warm welcome!
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THINK CAREFULLY BEFORE
SECURING OTHER DEBTS AGAINST YOUR HOME.
YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED
IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON A MORTGAGE OR ANY OTHER DEBT SECURED ON IT.
Adding existing debt to your mortgage will increase the repayment term and overall cost.