Verified the live Cloudways WordPress production app at fctbkwwahp, with site URL https://aguiarinjurylawyers.com. The custom intake handler loads private config from wp-content/mu-plugins/sal-private/contact-intake-config-v2.php.
Hatfield was not present in email_recipients. A timestamped rollback copy was created, then hatfield@kylawoffice.com was appended to the live recipient array. The recipient count changed from 21 to 22.
Validated PHP syntax on the edited config. Confirmed WP-CLI loads the live site and that WP_CONTENT_DIR resolves the same config path. Confirmed the loaded config contains 22 recipients and includes hatfield@kylawoffice.com.
Ran exactly one live REST form submission at Sam's request. Test lead ID: 102. Submitted full name: test Hatfield form, which produced the email subject New Website Intake Lead #102 - test Hatfield form. The recorded email attempt returned status sent, Graph response code 202, recipient count 22, and Hatfield matched in the Graph toRecipients payload.
Litify delivery for lead 102 returned sent with response code 200; Litify attribution returned sent with response code 204. Teams returned HTTP 400, which is separate from the email distribution update and consistent with prior Teams-notification fragility in the intake lane.
Rollback file on the live server: /home/1615235.cloudwaysapps.com/fctbkwwahp/public_html/wp-content/mu-plugins/sal-private/contact-intake-config-v2.php.bak-20260602-232213-add-hatfield.
A failed pre-edit attempt also created an earlier backup before any write, but the successful rollback file above is the clean restore point for this change.
Requested change is complete and tested. No further production edits are pending from this request.
If Sam wants the Teams notification repaired, use lead 102 as a safe reference point for the failing Teams attempt and inspect the Power Automate endpoint separately from the email path. For future distribution-list changes, use the same pattern: verify live app, back up contact-intake-config-v2.php, update only email_recipients, run php -l, confirm with WP-CLI, then run at most one explicit live test if requested.