Charging order by cabott

Land_Registry

Ruby82 said:

It is in a private trust with beneficiaries 
But dont know if land registry will take it above the interim order

Unsure what you mean here but am guessing you mean a full charging order on top of or after an interim one? 

If you do then the creditor can apply to register the full order but it’s rare for them to do so if they’ve already registered the interim. They both protect the same interest (debt)

Land_Registry

Ruby82 said:

Ruby82 said:

sourcrates said:

Lets try it this way, what debt does this relate to, and how much is it for?

Do you own the property solely, or jointly with a partner?

It is jointly owned
A credit card of £6k

Does it make any difference if its joint

It can do with regards what may happen going forward as a joint owner’s debt can limit what actions are available to the creditor re the property. See our online guidance for an idea. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/charging-orders

But you and your joint owner should seek legal/wider financial advice as to what such orders mean, their impact on the property and more as appropriate. It’s a complex area of the law and it’s important to understand what rights/options you both have