Straightforward ILA for third-party legal charge
What is a third-party legal charge
A third-party legal charge means that you’re offering your property as security for someone else’s debt. For example, you might be asked to provide a legal charge over your home to support a loan taken out by your child or business partner.
If the borrower defaults, the lender could enforce the charge, which could lead to your property being sold to cover the debt.
This type of agreement is high-risk, especially if you do not directly benefit from the loan. Before you agree to take on the responsibility of a third-party legal charge, you must understand the implications.
Why you need independent legal advice (ILA) a third-party legal charge
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