Get ILA for a deed of subordination
What is a deed of subordination?
A deed of subordination (sometimes called postponement) is a legal document that places one lender’s claim behind another, prioritising the primary lender in getting repaid if the borrower defaults. This agreement is required when multiple lenders are involved in a loan, particularly in complex financial arrangements.
Given the potential impact on your rights, lenders require you to get independent legal advice (ILA) to ensure that you understand what you’re agreeing to and how it could affect your ability to recover funds.
It’s a significant decision that can impact your rights and recovery in the event of financial difficulties. That’s where iLA come in to help.
Why you need independent legal advice (ILA) for a deed of subordination
Ila provide clear,
jargon-free
guidance
Our role is to ensure you’re fully aware of:
Your ranking and recovery:
The risks of subordination:
Your options:
Protecting your position:
Before you sign, make sure you fully understand the risks and implications.
How it works
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Book your appointment
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Get ready for your appointment
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Get your legal advice
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Sign and complete
Visit our process page for more detailed information.
Why Choose
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Here’s why guarantors across the UK trust us for their ILA:
Here’s why clients trust us with their deed of subordination advice:
Expertise in subordinations:
Fast, flexible appointments:
Fully online service:
Transparent pricing:
Fixed fees mean no surprises—just clear, straightforward advice. Visit our pricing page to find out more.
