

Firstly get a free lawyer through Shelter and/or LawWorks to tackle the eviction due in a matter of days. They will need to give the court a reason such as a flaw in the original possession order so take it with you for them to look at. If the house is being actively marketed for sale this should be another reason to stop the eviction.
The court isn't evicting you, it's your lender which is evicting you. If the lender feels inclined it can ask the court to stop the eviction just like it asked the court to start the eviction process. But you'll need to give them a damn good reason to back off. Money or the promise of money usually works. I'm afraid sympathy rarely does in business deals.
Consider putting the house on the market with a local agent at a realistic price (i.e. too low) to demonstrate that you are intending to sell and pay them back, and ask for their patience. This will be a bluff of course


You say your brother keeps bailing you out with money at the 11th hour which implies that he may have better cash-flow than you at the moment. Consider whether your brother may want to buy your house off you at well below market value with not enough change to spare to pay off everything to Harpmanor



Even if you sell the property you won't lose your right to dispute the debt claimed by Harpmanor for unfair charges (if any). Redeeming a debt at the point of sale is not the same as admitting liability for a debt.
Read this guy's thread for inspiration. He got repossessed and his whole family evicted while he was at work (they drilled down the door


Post # 20 made me cry

http://forums.all-about-debt.co.uk/s...ead.php?t=6736
But you've got to fight for this and not stick your head in the sand

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