De Leon Springs, FL Bankruptcy Law Firms & Lawyers

Yes. You will need to fill out an Amendment Cover Sheet, Amendment of Schedule F or D or E, depending what type of debt it is. Also send copies of Amendment and the Amended schedules to the creditor, the Trustee, and US Trustee (check out back page of Amendment Cover sheet talking about service - address for Trustee should be on the Bankruptcy notice you received after the case was filed). Mail the documents and after that file them with the court.

Well, bankruptcy won't let you keep your house for free, but if you can afford to resume paying the mortgage and can make a payment each & every month to catch up on the past due amounts, you might find Chapter 13 an attractive option. You will have up to 60 months to pay off the past due amounts under the supervision of a bankruptcy trustee. The fact that you say you have already received an eviction notice suggests that it may be too late to save your house by any means and that the foreclosure is completed. Take your paperwork to a local bankruptcy attorney for a consultation.

If you already have a court judgment for eviction, then bankruptcy will not stop the action. If there is no judgment, bankruptcy will stop the process, but a landlord can petition the court for permission to proceed. The court will almost always do this.