Sharp rise in mortgage possession cases as cost-of-living crisis hits home
Northamptonshire-based charity Community Law Service has seen a stark rise in mortgage-related cases, as more households struggle to keep up with repayments.The latest figures reveal a significant increase in demand for both in-court support and housing casework, underlining the growing financial pressures facing homeowners.The charity, which provides specialist housing, benefits, debt and immigration advice and court representation, is the Housing Loss Prevention Advice Service (HLPAS) provider, a government funded scheme which provides free legal advice and representation to people facing the loss of their home.Compared to the same period last year the charity is this month reporting:A 20% increase in court help desk...
