You definitely need to approach the Trustee to see if he is going to sell the property. Assuming he can't sell it due to there being no equity,...

Can you file in the USA? The Bankruptcy Code permits any person to file bankruptcy in the USA if they reside, have a domicile, place of business...

The Trustee is obligated to maximize the recovery for any asset sold. That means they have to take the highest bid and then minimize expenses in...

Check to see if you have a FHA, or FannieMae, or FreddieMac backed loan. If you have one of these loan types, the forbearance payment can be added...

They are likely correct. The bankruptcy removes your personal liability to them, but the lien against the house remains. This is the same for...

Definitely check with your lawyer. Before you do that, see if you can avoid doing a title loan. They are nasty-- high interest rates, brutal...

Try Legal Action of Wisconsin: https://www.legalaction.org/contact-us/racine-area-office I found it with a basic Google search. Search for...

I agree with Ms. Bowinski's excellent analysis. The best thing you can do is get 2-3 in-person consultations from experienced bankruptcy...

I agree with the comments and I will add that the federal Garn St.- Germain Act prohibits the lender from foreclosing as a result of a property...

This is a serious situation and you need representation. As pointed out above, any property owned (even partially) by your sister can be sold by...