Is an oath not to part ways broken if the judge bankrupts the debtor and the creditor separates from him?

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If the judge forces bankruptcy upon the debtor, the ruling depends on whether the judge mandated separation. If the judge mandated it, it is treated like being compelled, and the oath is not broken. If the judge did not mandate separation, but the creditor departs knowing separation becomes necessary, the oath is broken because the separation occurred without compulsion, similar to swearing not to pray when prayer becomes obligatory and then praying.