If HOA sold my home and I am on bankruptcy will this stop eviction?

The automatic stay of the bankrutpcy should stop any other action until such time as there is a relief from stay. Notice of the bankruptcy to the person taking action should be sufficient to enact the stay.

A bankruptcy can temporarily stop an eviction, but once a foreclosure sale has taken place, a bankruptcy cannot undo the foreclosure sale.

Question: If HOA sold my home and I am on bankruptcy will this stop eviction? Question Detail: HOA sold the certificate to the home for 11k. Owner is in modification, I just received a 24-hour notice but I am in bankruptcy and I am the tenant I've been in bankruptcy prior to the writ of possession, will this stop the eviction. I feel bad because the bank told her they were not notified, and took her money for modification, they been telling her for a month they were dealing with issue, but now I have to worry about me. *- If you are currently in bankruptcy, then you need to be sure that your lawyer notifies the bank AND the current owner to give you the protection of the automatic stay. The owner will have the right to file a motion with the bankruptcy court to have the automatic stay lifted to allow them to proceed with the eviction on which they will most likely be successful. But at least this can buy you a little more time. *

This question is too convoluted to answer. Try to be clear when asking questions. Who is the owner? Who is being evicted? Why didn't the bank get notice of the bankruptcy? etc.

Probably not.