Lately he puts the words " without prejudice" in the subject line.
Without Prejudice: is a term used when two parties are in dispute, and one makes a settlement offer to the other. It puts without prejudice on its offer to make it clear that the settlement offer should not be construed as a waiver of rights. Importantly, communication marked without prejudice cannot be used in evidence in court proceedings if the attempts at settlement fail.
I would recommend you forward the latest info to the lawyer, and then send the ex an email back, stating something along the following:
"Please direct any correspondence regarding the current matters under negotiation to my attorney at XXXXXXXXXX. and restrict communications between us to only matters surrounding the children until such time as a final order has been agreed upon.
Also please be advised that I have added "without prejudice" to my email filters, so any further emails marked as such will be automatically deleted"
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