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CAN BANKRUPTCY STOP A FORECLOSURE OR REPOSSESSION?

By , 12/09/2011

In most instances, yes. If you have had 2 or more bankruptcies dismissed in the one year prior to a new filing, a foreclosure or repossession likely will not be stopped.


Filing chapter 7 bankruptcy may not be your best option if you are hoping to stop a foreclosure or repossession.

Please see our Chapter 13 information page for more information regarding choosing chapter 13 as it will likely be better for you if you are trying to stop a foreclosure or repossession.

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