What happen if your bankruptcy has closed and your home did not get affirmed the bank said its the attorney fault and the attorney said its the banks fault?

If your bankruptcy has closed and your home was not affirmed, it typically means that the bankruptcy court did not approve the reaffirmation of your mortgage, leaving you at risk of losing the home. You may need to address this issue with both your attorney and the bank to clarify responsibilities and explore your options, such as negotiating with the bank or seeking legal remedies. It's also important to consult with a bankruptcy attorney who can help you understand your rights and potential next steps.