It is your trustee’s duty to realise the value of your assets for the benefit of your creditors; for most people, their most valuable asset is likely to be their home. Unless your home has been excluded from your trust deed by agreement with your creditors, the property might be transferred to the trustee in order for equity to be released and the resulting money paid to creditors. Equity is defined as the value of your property minus the amount of any mortgage or secured loan.
Your trustee will advise you on this and will discuss the various measures available to avoid selling the house on the open market. They may, for example, allow another family member to buy out your interest in the property or let you arrange a remortgage at the end of your trust deed in order to release some funds.