Repossession
Your mortgage lender can apply to the court to take steps to repossess your property if you cannot pay your mortgage. If you have used your property as security for other debts that you cannot pay, your property may be repossessed to recover those debts. This is known as a repossession.
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About repossession
Information to help you understand repossession and what you can do for your situation
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Repossession and the court
Information on repossession including where cases are held and who deals with them in the court
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Support services for repossession
Details of support services that can help you with your repossession case
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Responding to a civil bill for possession
How to respond to your civil bill, the court forms you need to complete, and what to expect at your hearing
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Repossession appeals
How to appeal a decision in a repossession case
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Preparing for court
A guide to court formalities and people you may meet in a court room
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How possession orders are enforced
Information on what happens after a Possession Order is made
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Repossession court forms
Commonly used court forms for repossession cases
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Civil Bill for Possession explained
What you should know about your civil bill for possession, including what it contains
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Legal advice and mediation
Information about legal advice, representation, and mediation to help you with your repossession case
