I have filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. Can my second mortgage be reduced in this proceeding? Seattle, WA Viewed 112 times. Posted 2 months ago in Bankruptcy / Chapter 7 Flag as objectionable I have not yet had a meeting with the trustee (it is in two weeks). Answer this question Add to list Share this Answers (1) Gregory J. Jalbert This attorney is licensed in Washington. Posted 2 months ago. Flag as objectionable You would normally be in a chapter 13 if you want to be able to eliminate the second mortgage. A chapter 7 will not accomplish this. 0 0 Helpful Not helpful Related Bankruptcy / Chapter 7 questions chapter 7 bankruptcy in MD dealing with first and second mortgage on the petition what can be discharged - I have a home that was purchased in 2006 for 400K. I have a first and second mortgage on... more 1 answer. Oxon Hill, MD. Viewed 1,472 times. Posted about 1 year ago in Bankruptcy / Chapter 7 Can a wife file for chapter 7 bankruptcy if the husband filed chapter 7 four years ago - my husband and i are upside down every month. he had to file chapter 7 about 4 years ago because of a... more 3 answers. Denver, CO. Viewed 2,959 times. Posted about 1 year ago in Bankruptcy / Chapter 7 Can I keep my house if I file for chapter 7, I am two months behind on mortgage - I have filed Chapter 7 bankruptcy. I am behind two monthes on my first and second mortgage. I will however be... more 1 answer. Ramona, CA. Viewed 3,496 times. Posted 11 months ago in Bankruptcy / Chapter 7 Back to Search Results Ask a Question Get free answers from real lawyers. Question Question details City and state Required Next question: what do i do if my landlord forces herself into my unit while I'm inside? Previous question: Under Washington state landlord tenant laws is a notice to vacate sent via email considered "in writing"