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i would like to know is when i file bankruptcy is my workplace has to know.or will know?

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Barton Goth – Goth & Company Inc. -Trustee in Bankruptcy said...

It is very unlikely that your employer will be contacted if you file for bankruptcy reform. There really are only a handful of times it would be necessary to contact an employer, the most common of which would be:

1. If you fail to provide tax information to your trustee;

2. If you neglect to submit income verification with your income and expense statements;

3. If you are currently subject to a wage garnishment and your trustee needs to inform them of the bankruptcy and the associated court protection that removes your creditors ability to collect on their debts.