Interim charging order
Legal & insolvencyA temporary order that secures a debt against a property.
Overview
It is the first stage before a final charging order.
The court will later decide if it should become final.
Why it matters
- It secures an unsecured debt against your property.
- It can affect selling or refinancing.
- It signals serious enforcement action.
FAQs
Can I object to an interim charging order?
Yes. You can attend the hearing and explain why it should not be made final.
Does it appear on my credit report?
The underlying CCJ is the main credit impact.
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