Iowa HF2277 creates the Uniform Family Law Arbitration Act, governing arbitration in family law disputes.
Iowa HF2277 establishes the Uniform Family Law Arbitration Act, which governs arbitration in family law disputes. The act outlines procedures for arbitration agreements, the role and qualifications of arbitrators, and the powers and duties of arbitrators. It specifies that arbitration cannot result in legal separation, divorce, dissolution of marriage, annulment, termination of parental rights, adoption, guardianship, or dependency status determination. The act allows parties to be represented by counsel and to fully participate in arbitration.
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