moving out of state while in bankruptcy

What is the name of your state? GA

We are currently in bankruptcy, have had our creditor meeting and also a very yucky car reaffirmation meeting (we filed pro se). The judge grilled us to approve the reaffirmation, but we did get it approved.

We have chosen not to reaffirm anything else and since we are losing our house have chosen to move out of state to Oklahoma, could this complicate the bankruptcy process/discharge of debt?

Are there any complications we should be aware of?

Thanks for your time.

[JETX]

"could this complicate the bankruptcy process/discharge of debt?"
*** Yes. Don't move until the court has ruled. If you do, the court could reject your petition as no longer being in jurisdiction. If you insist on moving, you need to contact the court FIRST, explain your reasoning and get their approval.

Should I contact the clerk of court, the trustee, the judge?

Would I be best to consult an attorney about this and ask for their help?

Thank you for your advice.

[JETX]

Naturally, my first inclination would be to contact a local bankruptcy attorney and get their advice based on your FULL circumstances.

Absent that, I would send the Trustee a letter detailing the circumstances and asking for permission of the court.

I am assuming that lawyers generally charge fees for consultations/advice of this kind, am I correct? What amount should I expect to pay?

Thanks again for your time - You have been very helpful!

[JETX]

There is simply no way to give you information on what legal rates may be in your area. I would suggest you contact your county Bar Association and ask them for a no- or low-cost referral.