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Work in a different country

I filed for bankruptcy, but assuming I find a job in a different country before being discharged, what should I do?

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One Response to “Work in a different country”

A licensed trustee said...

If it makes sense to take the job then go for it. You have paperwork and payment obligations with your trustee, but if you keep those up to date you may relocate anywhere you want/need to.

Before you decide, contact the trustee handling your file and work out the mechanics of how you will correspond and meet all of your resposnibilites to your bankrutcy BEFORE you leave.