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Deciding what to do when you separate
a better chance of reaching an agreement if you wait until you’re ready to talk. Important If your partner makes you feel anxious or threatened, you should get help Don’t try to agree what to do about
Repossession by your landlord's mortgage lender
, their mortgage lender could take them to court to get possession of the property. This will usually give them permission to evict anyone who lives there. You may have some rights if your tenancy is binding
Deciding what to do about housing discrimination
action, it's a good idea to discuss it with an adviser - check where to get help. If you’re renting It's a good idea to check your tenancy type to see how easy it is for your landlord to evict you
Check which debts bankruptcy covers
arrears during or after bankruptcy if you want to keep your tenancy. If you have an income payment agreement (IPA) or income payment order (IPO), tell the official receiver you have rent arrears. Ask
If you’re offered an unsuitable council or housing association home
in danger, for example if it's close to a violent ex-partner If you had to leave your council or housing association home because of domestic abuse Check if you had a ‘secure’ or ‘assured’ tenancy - ask
Stop your eviction from going to court
You might be able to do things to stop your landlord going to court to evict you. What you can do will depend on the reason you’re being evicted - each tenancy type will have different reasons
Dealing with the financial affairs of someone who has died
on the HMRC website at: www.hmrc.gov.uk or on the GOV.UK website at www.gov.uk. Debts The person who has died may have left debts, for example, an overdraft on their account or a credit agreement
Cancelling a loan or credit agreement
Cancelling a loan or credit agreement This advice applies to England. See advice for See advice for Northern Ireland, See advice for Scotland, See advice for Wales When you take out a loan or get
Making a controlled goods agreement
Making a controlled goods agreement This advice applies to England. See advice for See advice for Northern Ireland, See advice for Scotland, See advice for Wales Bailiffs (also called ‘enforcement
Check if you can get Housing Benefit
if the mortgage lender wanted to repossess your home. If you’re a Crown tenant, have a tenancy longer than 21 years or a co-ownership agreement You can’t usually get Housing Benefit, but you might be able to get