(3) A landlord shall not terminate a residential rental agreement or lease
agreement or eviction of a tenant solely because the tenant is the victim-survivor of
unlawful sexual behavior, stalking, domestic violence, or domestic abuse.
(4) (a) If a tenant to a residential rental agreement or lease agreement, or a
qualified third party described in subsection (2)(a.5)(I)(B) of this section, notifies the
landlord that the tenant is a victim-survivor of unlawful sexual behavior, stalking,
domestic violence, or domestic abuse, the landlord must not disclose that
information to any person, including a co-tenant, except with the express written
consent of the victim-survivor or if the landlord is required to do so pursuant to a
court order. However, if the tenant provides written or actual notice to the landlord
that the tenant is a victim-survivor and the tenant consents to the landlord sharing
the information with the court, the landlord shall disclose the information to the
court in any civil action on the complaint with the return of service filed with the
court, or at any such time that the landlord becomes aware of the tenant's status as
a victim-survivor.
(b) If a tenant to a residential rental agreement or lease agreement
terminates the lease pursuant to this section because the tenant is a victim-survivor
of unlawful sexual behavior, stalking, domestic violence, or domestic abuse, and the
tenant provides the landlord with a new address, the landlord must not disclose the
address to any person except with the express written consent of the victim-survivor or if the landlord is required to do so pursuant to a court order.