Can I Be Discriminated Against For Filing Bankruptcy?
 
No.
 
Federal law (11 U.S.C. sec. 525) prohibits governmental units and private employers from discriminating against you because you filed a bankruptcy petition or because you failed to pay a dis-chargeable debt.
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Law Office of Donald L Fritzen * 421 East Fremont Street * Laramie, Wyoming 82072 *-(307)745-7091


What is bankruptcy?
What can bankruptcy do for me?
Do I qualify for bankruptcy?  (Means test)
How can I get a copy of a bankruptcy filing?
What doesn’t bankruptcy do?
What else must I do to complete my case?
What property can I keep? (Exemptions)
What will happen to my home and car if I file Bankruptcy?
Can I own anything after bankruptcy?
Can I keep propety this is not exempted? (Raffirmation)
Will bankruptcy eliminate of all my debt?
Will I have to go to court?
Will bankruptcy affect my credit?
Can I make purchases before I file bankruptcy?
Are utility services affected?
Can I be discriminated against for filing bankruptcy?
What About co-signers?
I’m married, can I file by myself?
Can filing bankruptcy stop bill collectors from calling?
Can I keep my tax return?
Can I eliminate student loans by filing bankruptcy?
What if I just recently moved to Wyoming?
Can I eliminate tax debts in bankruptcy?
     
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Donald L. Fritzen
Wyoming Bankruptcy Attorney
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