Claeys, McElroy-Magruder & Kitchens

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A question we receive frequently is "Can I be fired for filling bankruptcy?" The answer is no. There is a federal law that prohibits your employer from firing you because you filed bankruptcy.

There are different types of bankruptcy, and we work with all of them! To see which applies to you, visit https://bit.ly/3aMmYGB for a in depth explanation of each.

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Q: Can I be fired for filing bankruptcy? A: No, there is a federal law that prohibits your employer from firing you because you filed bankruptcy.

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Job loss, unexpected medical bills, divorce or some other cause can put an otherwise financially stable person into serious financial distress. At the law firm of Claeys, McElroy-Magruder & Kitchens, we understand it can happen to anyone, and we are here to help. Call 706-724-6000 to speak to one of our experienced attorneys.

Worried that your credit will be forever ruined once you file for bankruptcy? Don't be! While a bankruptcy can remain on your credit report for seven to 10 years, it does not mean that you will never be able to obtain credit again. Our team gives you honest and accurate answers to the questions that could be keeping you from financial freedom. For more information, visit https://bit.ly/3qYHxFY

Our Augusta lawyers have helped people from all walks of life file for bankruptcy, including executives, lawyers, doctors, real estate agents, laborers, office workers and recent college graduates. In our experience, there is no single type of person who stands out as being a better candidate for bankruptcy than another. Who should consider bankruptcy? Anyone who is struggling financially.

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