This is outside the scope of the law (and I am not a lawyer). I studied for the series 6 and 63 exams years ago, but decided that selling insurance products was not a good future for me (it was for a lot of friends and their parents!)
That having been said...
The companies that I interviewed with had a lot of pre-employment tests before they would even interview face-to-face. Of the tests I took I found that all of them had sections regarding personal finance and keyed on 1) Your net worth, 2) Your financial solvency, and 3) Your earning potential and what you thought it was with their company.
You might want to talk to people in the industry to see how a bankruptcy would affect your ability to be hired. If you are just selling insurance products it might not be as bad; if you sell stock products then the company may be a bit more sensitive to your insolvency.
Bob

