Generally, no. You can try, but the other side's objection to lack of authentication and foundation will likely be sustained. You can try to get...

It is unclear what "the hearing" is for. Likely it is an Order to Show Cause re Service. This means that the court wants to know what Plaintiff has...

I would suggest bringing a Motion to Set Case Management Conference. In the motion attach a declaration explaining what happened.

You have several potential causes of action against your former employer, perhaps the least of which involves the final paycheck. I suggest you...

You should file your opposition ASAP even though it's late. It may not be considered by the judge, but it certainly won't if you don't file it. The...

No. You would file a Substitutuion of Attorneys form. https://www.courts.ca.gov/documents/mc050.pdf

Code of Civil Procedure section 1005(b)

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An attorney who understands employment law and is familiar with working up personal injury type damages would be your best bet. This is the type of...

If the attorney will not explain in detail what the deductions are for, contact the California State Bar and initiate a complaint (calbar.org)....

Sounds fishy, especially if you are working remotely and have never met your employer in person. You should ask your employer why they need this...