| Possibly. If she does NOT include you as a creditor in her bankruptcy then you could sue her for the money (in her new state). If you're included, you will get papers notifying you of the 341 Meeting of Creditors. That would be your opportunity to object to the discharge.
Soooo.. if you don't get any papers regarding the 341 meeting, means she didn't include you in her creditor matrix and you can still recover the money owed.
If she DOES include you, then you're outta luck. Bankruptcy court trumps any state-ordered divorce decree. You could show up or file your objection to her discharge, but unless you can make a really strong case, you'll lose anyway.
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