Yes, in certain cases, filing for Chapter 13 Bankruptcy can stop your home from being foreclosed. This is because when you file for Chapter 13, you are granted an automatic stay for all of your debts, including mortgage debts, which prevents creditors from continuing collection efforts. In order to continue stopping the foreclosure of your home, you must continue to make mortgage payments and keep current on past payments you may have missed. In most cases, you will continue to pay your mortgage lender directly, though in some cases you may have to make these payments through the Chapter 13 plan, which may require you to pay more in fees to the trustee of your case. If you have any additional questions about Chapter 13 and foreclosure, please contact us today for more information.