Does a 1994 Protection from Abuse Act warrant consideration of 6th and 14th amendment rights for victims of false abuse accusations, particularly those with disabilities?

1) Does the only modernly developed 1994 PA Protection from Abuse Act constitute a serious enough civil matter to warrant a consideration of specific extensions of 6th and 14th amendment rights? 2) Do victims of false accusations of abuse, and in particular, false protection from Abuse Orders, have the right to an adequate defense in the form of a lawyer if one cannot be afforded (or if such funds cannot be timely acquired by a defendant financially dependent upon the plaintiff, without breaking the terms of the temporary immediate PFA, and so risking false imprisonment) 3) Do individuals with disabilities, and in particular those with high functioning autism, have the right to appropriate accommodations (listed below), if they are forced to represent themselves in the court of law? r i i