Legal Question in Bankruptcy in Georgia

You don't "put" any house, other property, debt, or anything else in bankruptcy. YOU go into bankruptcy, and all your assets and liabilities go in with you. How these things are dealt with in a bankruptcy case is based on far more facts than you can provide here.

If you file for bankruptcy under chapter 7, you have the advantage of getting a complete discharge from your debts as compared to a multi-year repayment plan. If your home is worth less than the mortgage, chances are the mortgage company will be willing to offer a loan modification to you instead of initiating a foreclosure (or forcing you to get rid of the property via short sale or deed in lieu of foreclosure).

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When you file your house has to be part of the case. Typically, with no equity, it will be possible to keep the house and discharge other debts assuming you qualify to file.

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