Iowa HF667 establishes the Uniform Family Law Arbitration Act, governing arbitration of family law disputes.
Iowa HF667 creates the Uniform Family Law Arbitration Act, which governs arbitration of family law disputes. The act defines key terms and outlines the process for arbitration, including the selection and duties of arbitrators. It mandates that arbitration agreements must be in writing and signed by the parties, identifying the arbitrator and the family law dispute. The act specifies that arbitrators must be attorneys or retired judges with training in domestic violence and child abuse.
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