Jennifer Lopez and ex-husband Ojani Noa have agreed to a primary injunction which will bar Noa from "criticising or denigrating" the singer, or publishing intimate details about the pair's life together - or at least until a permanent settlement is reached. The court order, signed by a Los Angeles Superior Court Judge, urged both sides to attempt to resolve the dispute without further recourse to litigation.
If Lopez and Noa are not able to settle their differences, a non-jury trial will have to be held to decide if that injunction becomes permanent.
As previously reported, Lopez brought a suit against Noa back in April, after he revealed plans to publish a book about their marriage, an action which, the star claimed, would violate a previous agreement in which both parties were banned from criticizing one another publicly, or revealing private information about the other for monetary gain.
J-Lo married Noa, her first husband, back in 1998. The marriage lasted just eleven months. Noa's proposed book, reportedly entitled 'The Unknown Truth: A Passionate Portrait of a Serial Thriller', was, according to reports, set to reveal allegations of Lopez's multiple affairs.