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Name Published when you go bankrupt?

I am wondering who knows about you filing bankruptcy? Is your name published anywhere for example the local paper or is your employer notified? I am wondering how private this would be. Thanks

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One Response to “Name Published when you go bankrupt?”

A licensed trustee said...

If your total non-exempt assets are worth less than $10,000, your a bankruptcy would be a summary administration bankruptcy, which means your name is not published in the newspaper. Bankruptcy is not private; anyone who does a credit check on you will be able to see that you went bankrupt. For more information, contact a licensed trustee to fully explore your options.