My husband is in the carpenter union can we still file chapter 13 and it wont affect his job

Almost every employer with a significant number of employees has had workers involved in a Chapter 13 case.  It very rarely causes a problem.  In fact, it is illegal for a private employer to discriminate against an employee because he or she filed a bankruptcy case.  In the rare situation where an employer terminates or otherwise discriminates against an employee because of a bankruptcy filing, the bankruptcy attorney can file an action in the bankruptcy court for reinstatement and damages.  Frankly, though, it's almost never necessary. To be sure your rights are fully protected, make sure you hire an experienced bankruptcy lawyer.  Experience matters! MORGAN & MORGAN ATTORNEYS AT LAW, P.C. IS LOCATED IN ATHENS, GEORGIA.  FOR MORE THAN 35 YEARS WE HAVE HELPED PEOPLE WITH BANKRUPTCY AND DEBT RELIEF, SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY, WORK-RELATED INJURIES, AND OTHER LEGAL PROBLEMS.  VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT WWW.MORGANLAWYERS.COM OR CALL (706)548-7070.