What are our rights if the landlord ignores our attorney's instructions?

Full question:

We sent our landlord a formal email telling him that we have hired an attorney and that our attorney has instructed us to have no further communication with him in any manner. He received our email then a half hour later turned around and called us 2 times, sent us 3 emails telling us that he will be expecting the rent on the first, that HE WILL be coming over on Wednesday, etc. What is our legal right if he won't respect our attorneys wishes?

Answer:

You do not have to communicate with your landlord. However, unless your attorney obtains a gag order, they cannot prevent the landlord from contacting you.

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FAQs

When emailing your landlord, start with a polite greeting, clearly state your purpose, and maintain a respectful tone throughout. Use complete sentences and avoid slang. For example, you could say, 'Dear [Landlord's Name], I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to discuss [specific issue]. Thank you for your attention to this matter.' Always close with a courteous sign-off.