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Can you get fired for filing bankruptcy?

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Can you get fired for filing bankruptcy?

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There is no good clear answer. In “at will” employment states, your employer can fire you for no reason or any reason. The Bankruptcy Code provides that debtors cannot be discriminated against for filing bankruptcy, but there are no cases amplifying the meaning of that section in an employment context. The only exception would be where a security clearance or a bond is required for a job, in which case, the bankruptcy would make the person ineligible for the job.

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