D.C. Mun. Regs. tit. 26, r. 26-C2722
A lender that alleges that the borrower(s) has breached a settlement agreement executed between the lender and the borrower(s) may apply for a Final Mediation Certificate by filing an Application for Final Mediation Certificate Due to Breach (Form FM-10L) prescribed by the Commissioner and available on the Commissioner's website at http://disb.dc.gov.
An Application for Final Mediation Certificate Due to Breach (Form FM-10L) shall be filed with the Mediation Administrator.
The lender shall mail to the borrower(s) an Application for Final Mediation Certificate Due to Breach (Form FM-10L).
A borrower who receives an Application for Final Mediation Certificate Due to Breach (Form FM-10L) alleging that the borrower(s) breached the settlement agreement may challenge the lender's allegation that the borrower(s) breached the settlement agreement by filing with the Mediation Administrator an objection to the Application for Final Mediation Certificate Due to Breach (Form FM-10L) within ten (10) days of the date of mailing of the Application for Final Mediation Certificate Due to Breach (Form FM-10L) pursuant to this section.
An objection filed pursuant to Subsection 2722.4 shall set forth each basis for which the borrower(s) disputes the allegations that it has breached the settlement agreement, including all relevant facts.
The Mediation Administrator may contact the borrower(s) or lender for information regarding an Application for Final Mediation Certificate Due to Breach (Form FM-10L) filed pursuant to this section.
D.C. Mun. Regs. tit. 26, r. 26-C2722