Keep telling yourself this, and then keep complaining that you get no protection from the courts.
File for a restraining order based on physical harrassment at your place of work that threatens your employment. There is no reason why this should not be issued.
Actually this suing part I state based on experience, I had digital evidence of libel i.e. email, I had digital evidence of allegations of assault being false i.e. video of where i was & email plus the accuser on tape stating "my fault was i didnt make a good story" despite such compelling evidence and much more, on the first case conference the judged bullied me to have my case withdrawn. here is how she did it.
While she agreed on principal that my claim had its merits and I could prove that the accuser had malicious intent in "some" of her actions, i should withdraw the case because
1- its not in the best interest of the child. i.e. emotional blackmail
2- if i dont withdraw she will give a restraining order against me (this is something even the accuser did not request originally!) (judicial bullying)
3- the accuser has no job, so even if i win, i wont get a dime. (likely true)
I was shocked at the restraining order threat, the judge sent me outside to think about it for 5 minutes, I went out to think about it and realized the judge's strategy. i.e. restraining order results in
1- future prejudice against me in the case, specially because the next judge will consider that despite the applicant not asking for a restraining order the judge ordered it, i must be very dangerous person;
2- no direct or indirect communication except through counsel, she knew I had no job and cannot afford counsel, legal aid wont be given because its a divorce case, hence since we cannot exchange affidavits & so on, i will have no option but to withdraw the case.
quite frankly i was intimidated and shaken by the judge's bullying and realized the above and thus agreed to withdraw my claim. this resulted in no restraining order, i.e. if i was dangerous the judge should have given a restraining order despite me withdrawing my claim, thereby verifying my thesis of judicial bullying.
