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Travel inquiry

I heard that once you claim bankruptcy that you are not allowed to travel out of the country for X amount of years, is this true? I’m considering it and my boyfriend lives in England. It’s not an option for me if this is true.

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One Response to “Travel inquiry”

A licensed trustee said...

There are no restrictions on travel if/when you file for bankruptcy – you may file and then travel where ever you want. Keep in mind you must make certain you are available to perform all of your duties so if a meeting is scheduled you must attend, but as long as you plan your trip carefully, there’s no reason you can’t go to England.