Can I be put on a performance plan at work because I took time off to deal with DV issues and requested disability accommodation

Take a look at labor code 230(c) and 230.1 for legal protection of domestic violence survivors at work.

X is bipolar, has 14 aliases is deported illegal he was living in ca when we met also lied about 1st marriage on license

You can file for divorce or possibly an annulment of your marriage.

I filed for 1203.4 motion to dismiss and it was denied. So what should I do? Do I need to refile the motion again? Fight back?

There is not enough information to answer your question. Why was the motion denied? Are you statutorily ineligible or was it the judge's discretion?

Received a notice of hearing letter from superior court

Most likely, a misdemeanor warrant has been issued for your arrest meaning that if you come into contact with law enforcement (like on a traffic...

I got a restraining order but the abuser does no honor itand the police will not do anything

I would document the incidents and work with a local domestic violence agency to make sure that the police are properly enforcing the order. If...

I want to file a divorce, its my first time doing it. I dont know where to start.

Depending on the length of your marriage, you may qualify for the summary dissolution process. The difficult part of your case will be in...

The usual practice is to put an asterisk by your title and note that the description is put in "for purposes of identification only."

Could I get a copy of police report? Could the fee be waived?

Talk to your da victim advocate about getting a copy of the report. Usually they won't have a problem letting you see your own statement but won't...

I just got 12500a in San Francisco with a European Drivers license.

You need to appear on the date on the ticket. Go to Room 101 (clerk's office) and look at the master calendar which is posted outside to see which...

Hit and run is a misdemeanor and if you paid the fine, you have a conviction on your record. You need to think about speaking with counsel before...