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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA STATUTES AND CODES
Chapter 40 - Collaborative Law; Uniform Act (Section 16-4001 to Section 16-4022)
- Section 16-4001 - Short title
- Section 16-4002 - Definitions
- Section 16-4003 - Applicability
- Section 16-4004 - Collaborative law participation agreement; requirements
- Section 16-4005 - Beginning and concluding collaborative law process
- Section 16-4006 - Proceedings pending before tribunal; status report
- Section 16-4007 - Emergency order
- Section 16-4008 - Approval of agreement by tribunal
- Section 16-4009 - Disqualification of collaborative lawyer and lawyers in associated law firm
- Section 16-4010 - Low-income parties
- Section 16-4011 - Governmental entity as party
- Section 16-4012 - Disclosure of information
- Section 16-4013 - Standards of professional responsibility and mandatory reporting not affected
- Section 16-4014 - Appropriateness of collaborative law process
- Section 16-4015 - Coercive or violent relationship
- Section 16-4016 - Confidentiality of collaborative law communication
- Section 16-4017 - Privilege against disclosure for collaborative law communication; admissibility; discovery
- Section 16-4018 - Waiver and preclusion of privilege
- Section 16-4019 - Limits of privilege
- Section 16-4020 - Authority of tribunal in case of noncompliance
- Section 16-4021 - Uniformity of application and construction
- Section 16-4022 - Relation to Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act
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