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answered on Oct 14, 2013
If you intend to keep the house and continue to pay 1st mortgage, you would need chapter 13 to strip off 2nd mortgage.
2nd Mortgage lien will only be strip off, if the outstanding principal balance of 1st mortgage exceeds house value. For additional information, you can contact us at... View More 
Divorce agreement was that the condo was to be sold and proceeds divide. There was not equity because of interesst only loan. The monies owe was more that the value of the condo. Will I lose the condo? I have remarried.. and I don't want to lose the condo. Imake the payments faithfully
answered on Oct 14, 2013
If there is no equity , bankruptcy trustee will not be interested in forcing Condominium Sale. Recommend that you contact an attorney to discuss your case to ensure there is no equity.
answered on Oct 14, 2013
If you are resident of U.S. for last 5 years and have not criminal history, you can be naturalized. your question is vague and broad, I would recommend that you contact an attorney to discuss facts with more particularity.
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