Legal Question in Bankruptcy in Pennsylvania
mortgage
Can an executer of an estate file bankruptcy, for that estate.
My wife passed away, the house was in her name
I have been in dispute with the mortgage co. for over a year
Now they want more $$$$ than I have to bring the past due current
Can I file bankruptcy to protect this house???
Asked on 11/05/03, 4:54 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: mortgage
If you are the heir, you may want to complete the transfer the house into your name and then file a Chapter 13 (reorganization) bankruptcy to get additional time to make up the arrearage owed to the mortgage company.
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Answered on 11/06/03, 10:14 am
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