Legal Question in Bankruptcy in California

Well, this-here's a good URL, isn't it? I assume you're Person B? Anyway, a foreclosure can resume post-bankruptcy upon granting of a motion for relief from stay to the mortgagee. With regard to primary mortgages, non-judicial foreclosure is a one-remedy option that's exercised in California by senior/primary mortgagees; however if there are junior under- or non-secured mortgages that a non-filing, non-spouse co-debtor is liable on, the bankruptcy-filer can be forgiven the debt, but such co-debtor will be on the hook. If you're a co-signer on a debt, it may be prejudicial that you're stuck alone with the obligation, but it's not unfairly prejudicial from a legal standpoint. While you are not in bankruptcy, it may still be helpful for you to consult with a bankruptcy attorney to assess your overall situation.

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