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Will bankruptcy affect my job?

Bankruptcy petitions are public records. However, under normal circumstances, your employer will not know you filed a Chapter 7 bankruptcy petition. If your employer or landlord is a creditor it must be listed as a creditor on the bankruptcy paperwork and receive notice of the bankruptcy proceeding. In many cases, Chapter 13 debtors are required to make payments through wage garnishment and the employer will learn about the bankruptcy.

Your employer cannot fire you for filing bankruptcy. The Bankruptcy Code prohibits employers from discriminating against you because you filed a bankruptcy petition or because you failed to pay a dischargeable debt.

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