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Well done so far Lilly, you're showing great courage through all this.
Good luck with NRAM and the house viewing..
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Re: Lilly1203 Diary
Originally posted by planB View Postis this your housing problem http://forums.all-about-debt.co.uk/s...2&postcount=32 if so there may be some things you can do to avoid a possession order on your home on 28th March, and definitely avoid the house being sold at auction.
NRAM have a "Sensitive Case Team" who will help with arrears caused by bereavement. If you've sent them your late husband's death certificate you will be put straight through to that team when you contact the normal NRAM number 0845 603 5412.
If you've got equity in the property you can ask NRAM to capitize those arrears (add them to the loan) so you won't have any arrears. Most lenders ask you to make 6 months payments before they'll do this but you are a special case so give it a try. If you don't ask you don't get.
If you've got evidence that the house is on the market you can ask NRAM for an adjournment of the possession hearing for (say) 3 months to allow the sale to go through. If they don't agree you can ask the DJ the same and you should get a possession order suspended for 3 months at worst. You must go to the hearing and get the Duty Solicitor to represent you in court (it's a free service). Get a friend to view your house through the agent a.s.a.p. and make an offer so you can demonstrate that things are going in the right direction. The friend can then pull out of the offer a week or two after the hearing
Are you getting your Widowed Parents Allowance which can be as much as £460 pcm https://www.gov.uk/widowed-parents-a...what-youll-get
Do you have a spare room so you could take in a lodger for a few months until things get better? You can earn over £80 per week tax-free doing this https://www.gov.uk/rent-room-in-your...-a-room-scheme although it may impact on your benefits.
My worry is if you let yourself get repossessed with arrears you may be seen as "intentionally homeless" which could stop your entitlement to social housing. Go and see your council's Housing Options Team quickly. Take with you the court summons and register for re-housing. If you get a possession order at the hearing just sit tight until you get served with an eviction warrant and then you will be re-housed because you have children even if the lender gets a money judgment for those arrears. At first it may be a horrid B & B but after six weeks you and your kids should be given a permanent placeLast edited by lilly1203; 13 March 2013, 09:34.
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Originally posted by lilly1203 View PostHi UCElsa, the debts are credit cards, store cards and the secured debt is a loan for £9000 he took out, I have recently recieved a balance and with interest and charges it is still £11,000 to clear, the mortgage is £147000+ arrers of £11000, the house is only worth £169000 so even if sold at value will only just clear the debt, if they sell at auction I am stuffed.I think I will have to let the house go and deal with whatever comes afterwards. I have listed all the debts at the begining of the blog, they are enforsable due to date but when the house has gone and we move to rented they can whistle, I have no assetts at all apart from a £1500 car I use to get to work. again many thanks, it is good to talk xx
NRAM have a "Sensitive Case Team" who will help with arrears caused by bereavement. If you've sent them your late husband's death certificate you will be put straight through to that team when you contact the normal NRAM number 0845 603 5412.
If you've got equity in the property you can ask NRAM to capitize those arrears (add them to the loan) so you won't have any arrears. Most lenders ask you to make 6 months payments before they'll do this but you are a special case so give it a try. If you don't ask you don't get.
If you've got evidence that the house is on the market you can ask NRAM for an adjournment of the possession hearing for (say) 3 months to allow the sale to go through. If they don't agree you can ask the DJ the same and you should get a possession order suspended for 3 months at worst. You must go to the hearing and get the Duty Solicitor to represent you in court (it's a free service). Get a friend to view your house through the agent a.s.a.p. and make an offer so you can demonstrate that things are going in the right direction. The friend can then pull out of the offer a week or two after the hearing
Are you getting your Widowed Parents Allowance which can be as much as £460 pcm https://www.gov.uk/widowed-parents-a...what-youll-get
Do you have a spare room so you could take in a lodger for a few months until things get better? You can earn over £80 per week tax-free doing this https://www.gov.uk/rent-room-in-your...-a-room-scheme although it may impact on your benefits.
My worry is if you let yourself get repossessed with arrears you may be seen as "intentionally homeless" which could stop your entitlement to social housing. Go and see your council's Housing Options Team quickly. Take with you the court summons and register for re-housing. If you get a possession order at the hearing just sit tight until you get served with an eviction warrant and then you will be re-housed because you have children even if the lender gets a money judgment for those arrears. At first it may be a horrid B & B but after six weeks you and your kids should be given a permanent place
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Re: Lilly1203 Diary
Originally posted by 5corpio View PostHi Lilly
Do/Did they mean Target Home Loans V Clothier [1994] 1 All ER 439
Sale of the property
Mortgage possession claims
target home loans v clothier 1994
Sourcebook on Land Law - S. H. Goo - Google Books
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Hi Lilly
Do/Did they mean Target Home Loans V Clothier [1994] 1 All ER 439
Sale of the property
Mortgage possession claims
target home loans v clothier 1994
Sourcebook on Land Law - S. H. Goo - Google Books
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Originally posted by Undercover Elsa View PostHave you checked this site out Lilly? It's a charity that helps with repossession cases: http://www.hrac.org.uk/index.htm
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Originally posted by Undercover Elsa View PostHave you checked this site out Lilly? It's a charity that helps with repossession cases: http://www.hrac.org.uk/index.htm
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Originally posted by Never-In-Doubt View PostHow awful
Can I ask, are you saying you can't afford the £800 + £200 arrears? For example did you offer £800 normal payment + £any arrears? If so how much?
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An example case history from there:
In this case, a couple whose circumstances had deteriorated very rapidly, and were showing no sign or recovery in the short term, accepted that they had no alternative but to sell the property, after we had thoroughly explored their affordability going forward. Their Lender however was not willing to provide them with the time to sell the property and had imposed their previous suspended possession order and therefore, an eviction date was set.
We applied emergency procedures, to have their case re-considered and as a result of our submissions to the judge, it was ordered that the Lender provide them with a minimum of 6 months within which to achieve a sale, while they remained at home, in the property. They advertised their property at a realistic price and have already secured a buyer and are therefore set to move to a smaller property, without ever having been evicted.
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Have you checked this site out Lilly? It's a charity that helps with repossession cases: http://www.hrac.org.uk/index.htm
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How awful
Can I ask, are you saying you can't afford the £800 + £200 arrears? For example did you offer £800 normal payment + £any arrears? If so how much?
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Re: Lilly1203 Diary
Originally posted by Never-In-Doubt View PostCan't you try and agree a SPO via consent as opposed to going to court and fighting this...?
For instance can you afford the normal repayment + £x for arrears?
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Can't you try and agree a SPO via consent as opposed to going to court and fighting this...?
For instance can you afford the normal repayment + £x for arrears?
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Re: Lilly1203 Diary
Originally posted by Undercover Elsa View PostHi hun,
This is the second repossession attempt following bereavement that I've seen in the last couple of weeks. Dreadful.
I was wondering about the Government Mortgage Rescue Scheme but I suspect the lack of equity would be a problem. Have a look here just in case:
Citizens Advice - Mortgage rescue schemes
Elsa x
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Originally posted by Undercover Elsa View PostHi Lilly,
So sorry for your loss too, I was in the same situation once, so I understand what you've been through.
As above, it would really help if we knew the type of debt ie loan/credit card/overdraft.
If you could add that info to each debt posted above we can help you sort it out.
kind regards,
Elsa x
Edited as posts crossedLast edited by lilly1203; 11 March 2013, 13:58.
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