Can Bankruptcy Stop Foreclosure? – Chapter 7 vs. Chapter 13
April 15, 2013 in Bankruptcy Attorney, Chapter 13, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

Can Bankruptcy Stop Foreclosure? Here at Banking Bad we get quite a few messages about ways people work to save their property. We do not give out legal advise, but are aware that a Chapter 13 bankruptcy can allow individuals to save their homes by restructuring their debt into a 3-year or 5-year payment plan. “Filing a Chapter 13 bankruptcy stops foreclosure proceedings giving the homeowner a chance to save their home. Chapter 7 can possibly save a home by wiping out other debts allowing the homeowner to focus on the home,” say San Diego bankruptcy attorney Craig Trenton. Read the rest of this entry →



















Here at Banking Bad we really thought Chase was not as bad as Bank of America when it comes to loan modifications. The reason for this thinking is we get so many more B of A complaints at BankingBad.com, but we have recently learned that Chase loan modifications may be even worse. 



