No. Only the person on the loan can stop the foreclosure by filing bankruptcy. If you are not on the loan then the debt is not a part of your bankruptcy.
If you are on the deed bankruptcy can stop a foreclosure. You must own an undivided interest in this property and someone own the rest, but they should not have been allowed to put a lien on your share of the property.
If you are on title and file bankruptcy there will be an automatic stay. However, the lender will file a motion for relief from stay and get permission to foreclose.
Probably. Please understand that filing for bankruptcy is a very complicated process. It is wise to talk to an experienced bankruptcy attorney before deciding to take this important step.
Yes, bankruptcy will stop foreclosure even if you are only on the deed. The foreclosure papers must name you as an owner of the property and try to foreclose your interest.
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