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If information is requested in good faith but is otherwise protected from disclosure by a privilege, must a collaborative divorce lawyer disclose it?

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If information is requested in good faith but is otherwise protected from disclosure by a privilege, must a collaborative divorce lawyer disclose it?

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The informal good faith question/good faith response approach is not intended to require any party to disclose privileged information. Certainly a party is free to do so.