Legal Question in Bankruptcy in Connecticut
Order Granting Motion For Relief
I have filed bankruptcy and had the 341 meeting but my mortgage company got the automatic stay provision lifted so they got foreclose,But my attornery was goin to get the liens taking off next week so i could refinance, now i am worried i might not be able to refinance in time to save my house
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: Order Granting Motion For Relief
If the Bank received a Court Order for Relief from Stay, they have the right, and apparently are, going through with a foreclosure. You should discuss with your attorney having to go into Superior Court to delay the foreclosure based on the pending refinance. Generally a Superior Court Judge would grant the Motion to Reopen a foreclosure judgment to give the homeowner an opportunity to refinance the property. This is a serious matter and you should discuss the matter with either your bankruptcy attorney or the attorney handling the refinance.
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