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How Will Bankruptcy Affect Your Career?

Bankruptcy and Your Employment

If you have filed for bankruptcy or are considering filing in the future, you may be wondering if it will affect your career. At Simon & Resnik, LLP, the majority of our clients have this concern, only to discover it was never the issue they imagined. We welcome the opportunity to discuss all aspects of bankruptcy and your employment with you.

Call our firm in Los Angeles or Sherman Oaks at 310-598-7365 or 888-368-4099 to schedule a free consultation to discuss your specific situation. We have helped thousands of clients in Southern California get back on their feet. We can help you.

The Law Forbids Discrimination

The Bankruptcy Code states that no employer may terminate your employment or discriminate against you if you have filed for bankruptcy relief. That means even if a potential employer performs a background check and sees that you have a poor credit report, that individual or entity is not allowed to discriminate against you.

Bankruptcy was created to give debtors a second chance and preserve the status quo. It was not designed to punish. That is why the government prohibits the discrimination on the basis of having filed bankruptcy. The idea is to help you get back on the right track, not keep you from getting a good job.

Serving Clients throughout Southern California

Our bankruptcy attorneys are prepared to help you achieve the debt relief you deserve. Do not let fear of how bankruptcy will affect your career keep you from getting back on the right path. Speak with our lawyers in a complimentary consultation by contacting our firm today. We want to help you succeed. Take the first step by reaching out to Southern California's bankruptcy professionals.

From our offices in Los Angeles and Sherman Oaks, we work with clients in Los Angeles, San Fernando Valley, Riverside, San Bernardino and Orange Counties.

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