Contact with sister??

[Guest]

I would like to know if I am allowed to contact my sister direct (regarding a dispute) despite her solicitor insisting I communicate only through him. I have been served papers recently. I have no legal representation as yet.

[Amethyst]

Your sisters solicitor is acting on your sisters instruction so therefore you should abide by her wishes and communicate via her solicitor.

Do you want to talk a a bit about the case you are having to deal with see if we can give you a hand while you try sort out legal rep. Remember that anything you do send to her solicitor, or her, may well be seen by a Judge in court so always write anything with that in mind.

[Brosunite]

Your sisters solicitor is acting on your sisters instruction so therefore you should abide by her wishes and communicate via her solicitor.

Do you want to talk a a bit about the case you are having to deal with see if we can give you a hand while you try sort out legal rep. Remember that anything you do send to her solicitor, or her, may well be seen by a Judge in court so always write anything with that in mind.

Thank you for this, I was thinking more as a legal point. We have contacted a direct access barrister who we may appoint. I wish to send my sister a direct email asking her a question. Am I legally required to go through her solicitor for all contact with her?