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Plus, The plaintiff says she started dating the defendant at 14 and she had their son at 15. She says they were both unfaithful and eventually broke up. She’s suing her ex for breach of contract and emotional distress. The defendant and his wife say he loves his son, but the plaintiff stirs up trouble. He’s countersuing for emotional distress.

Then, The plaintiff says the defendant married his mother when he was a baby, so he was the only father he ever knew. He says growing up, they often had little money and he sometimes had to shower at the neighbors’ house when their water got shut off. He put his stepdad’s electric bill in his name, but the defendant didn’t pay it, so he’s suing. The defendant says he raised the plaintiff as best he could. He claims he asked the plaintiff to put the bill on a payment plan and he never did.

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Plus, The plaintiff says the defendant has dated his sister for 12 years, but it’s a rocky relationship. He claims the defendant ran into his vehicle after he intervened in an altercation between the defendant and his sister, so he’s suing him for the car damages. The defendant says the plaintiff is a heavy drinker who stuck his nose where it didn’t belong. He insists the plaintiff should pay him for his car damages.

More, The plaintiff says a guy sent him a naked picture of the defendant while they were dating and claimed she was having sex with him for pills. After he and the defendant had a threesome with his witness, they broke up. He’s suing her for car damages. The defendant says the plaintiff cheated with the witness, and she insists the plaintiff told her his insurance would cover the car damages.

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Then, The plaintiff says he and the defendant were friends since age 12, but then he started dating the defendant’s ex, so they don’t speak anymore. He’s suing his former friend for a loan. The defendant says he and the plaintiff were like brothers, but no more, since he began dating his ex while they all lived together. He insists the plaintiff is suing for more than he owes.

Plus, The plaintiff says she dated the defendant for five years and they have two sons. She claims he was physically, mentally, and verbally abusive, but she was the one who got arrested when she called the police. She’s suing him for rent and emotional distress. The defendant says the plaintiff keeps calling police just to ruin his life. He’s countersuing for a security deposit and car damages.

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Plus, The plaintiff says the defendant is her brother, and their relationship is dysfunctional. She claims he once tried to choke her, and he brags about his drug use on social media. She’s suing him for stolen property. The defendant says the plaintiff is full of drama and alleges she used cocaine. He denies owing anything.

More, The plaintiff says the defendant is his drama queen niece who once tried to scam an insurance company and now claims she is a rapper. He rented a car for her, but she let someone else drive it and wreck it, so he’s suing. The defendant says the plaintiff used to be her favorite uncle, but she alleges he uses her to have sex with her friends. She insists her ex wrecked the car, so the plaintiff should sue him.

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Then, The plaintiff says the defendant is her formerly drug-addicted cousin. She turned her life around, but the plaintiff is suing her for loans and emotional distress. The defendant admits her heroin use landed her in the hospital because of a nearly fatal leg infection from a dirty needle. She’s countersuing for harassment.

Plus, The plaintiff says he comes from the streets and spent nine years in prison. Now the reverend has turned his life around and opened a music studio. He says he hired the defendant to work for him, but he’s suing because she allowed her nephew into his studio and he robbed him. The defendant says she was hired to work for the plaintiff, but she insists the plaintiff gave her nephew permission to be there.

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Then, The plaintiff says she began dating the defendant after his child’s mother was murdered. They broke up over his drug use and his questioning the paternity of their daughter. She’s suing him for two loans and is petitioning the court for a DNA test. The defendant denies using drugs and claims the plaintiff cheats.

Plus, The plaintiff says the defendant has been doing her hair for years, but she stopped because the woman smokes and drinks on the job. She claims she had to go to the defendant to have her hair braided for a Rihanna concert, but she ended up with second-degree burns, so she’s suing. The defendant admits she saw two burns on the plaintiff’s back and offered to do her hair for free.

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Then, The plaintiff says she was married to the defendant’s brother for 37 years, and they were both drug addicts. After he died, she lived with the defendant, who she claims assaulted her. She’s suing her sister-in-law for a loan, the assault, and the cost of a bedroom set. The defendant admits they had a fight, but she acted in self-defense. She’s countersuing for an illegal eviction and pain and suffering.

Plus, The plaintiff says he dated the defendant, who was a heroin addict. He claims he tried to help him as best he could, but he’s suing his ex for attorney fees, the cost of a car, and rent. The defendant says their relationship was toxic since they both abused substances. He denies owing his ex for anything.

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Then, The plaintiff says she started dating the defendant at 15 and got pregnant at 19. She claims the defendant began denying paternity and left her to care for the child on her own, so she’s suing. The defendant says he petitioned the court for a DNA test because he claims the plaintiff cheated with his best friend. He insists he’ll care for his child if he’s the father.

Plus, The plaintiff says the defendant is her daughter, but she became addicted to pain pills, heroin, and meth after having surgery. She’s desperate to get her child some help, and she’s suing her for loans, breach of contract, and emotional distress. The defendant admits she became addicted to pain meds, but she insists her mother is suing for more than she owes.

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Then, The plaintiff says the defendant has been her neighbor for 11 years, and they used to be friends. She claims the defendant is a cocaine user who had her falsely arrested for threatening her daughter, but the case was dismissed when the daughter changed her story. She’s suing her former friend for attorney fees, emotional distress, and defamation. The defendant says she was forced to file a no-contact order because the plaintiff harassed her daughter. She’s countersuing for harassment.

Plus, The plaintiff says she dated the defendant, but the defendant accused her of cheating. She alleges the defendant was actually the cheater, even though she told her she wanted to get married. She’s suing her ex for stolen money and a loan. The defendant says the plaintiff is delusional and denies they ever dated. She’s countersuing for harassment.

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Then, The plaintiff says the defendant is her drug-addicted mother. She’s suing her for impound fees and the value of a watch. The defendant admits she made bad choices and became addicted to crack, but she’s struggling to get clean. She denies owing her daughter anything.

Plus, The plaintiff says she dated the defendant and lived with him for three years. She alleges he was addicted to porn, so she moved out. She’s suing her ex for unpaid wages. The defendant says he wasn’t addicted to porn, but the plaintiff was addicted to sex. He claims she had him falsely arrested, and he’s countersuing for stolen money and rent.

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Then, The plaintiff says she was a stripper and a meth user when she met the defendant, but they quit using drugs after they got married and went on to have a child. She’s suing her estranged husband for assault and property damage. The defendant says he got hooked on meth after his last appearance on “Judge Mathis.” He is petitioning the court for a DNA test because he has doubts about fathering the plaintiff’s child.

Plus, The plaintiff says the defendant is her spoiled brat niece who always asks family members for help paying bills but then blows the money on partying. The plaintiff is suing because she got the defendant an apartment in her name, but she didn’t pay the rent. The defendant says she’s young and likes to party, but she claims her aunt is suing prematurely.

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Then, The plaintiff says she fell madly in love with the defendant when she met him, and she got pregnant three weeks after they got married. She later discovered he was an alcoholic with a gambling problem. She’s suing her now-ex for unpaid alimony and stolen money. The defendant says the plaintiff was lazy and refused to work or clean the house. He’s countersuing for stolen money and a DNA test for the child.

Plus, The plaintiff and his girlfriend say the plaintiff met the defendant in prison. They were friends until the defendant tried to split up the plaintiff and his girlfriend. He says he lived with the defendant but was kicked out, so now he’s suing for the value of his property. The defendant says he helped the plaintiff get clean from drugs, and he alleges the plaintiff threatened to blow up his home. He’s countersuing for property damage.

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Then, The plaintiffs, a husband and wife, say the husband used to date the defendant and she cheated on him with multiple men right in their home. He says he has doubts about their daughter’s paternity and is seeking a DNA test. They’re also suing for property and emotional distress. The defendant insists she never cheated and claims he’s the cheater and he even punched her in the face. She’s countersuing for rent.

Plus, The plaintiffs, a husband and wife, say the husband used to date the defendant and she cheated on him with multiple men right in their home. He says he has doubts about their daughter’s paternity and is seeking a DNA test. They’re also suing for property and emotional distress. The defendant insists she never cheated and claims he’s the cheater and he even punched her in the face. She’s countersuing for rent.

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Then, The plaintiff says he dated the defendant for a year, but it was hell because she constantly accused him of cheating, which he denies. He’s suing his ex for the cost of a car, a loan, and harassment. The defendant insists the plaintiff cheated, because she saw text messages. She’s countersuing for the cost of a car and emotional distress.

Plus, The plaintiff says he and the defendant have been best friends for 20 years, but he’s suing him for the cost of watch repairs. The defendant says the plaintiff used to be a drug dealer and ended up in prison, so the defendant took him into his home. He denies owing anything.

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Then, The plaintiff met the defendant in high school, but he was a bad boy who eventually dropped out after having a child. Years later, the plaintiff says the defendant turned his life around and became a pastor. However, the plaintiff is suing the defendant because she sent the defendant bus fare to attend her mother’s funeral, but the defendant failed to show up. The defendant insists he did everything he could to attend the funeral, and he’s countersuing for defamation of character.

Plus, The plaintiff says when she started dating the defendant, she knew he was still married, but the defendant claimed he was getting a divorce. However, the plaintiff learned the defendant was trying to reconcile in his marriage. The plaintiff is suing the defendant because she alleges she paid for a trip that the defendant agreed to pay for, but he failed to do so. The defendant insists he never dated the plaintiff, and he believes she offered to pay for the trip. The defendant is countersuing for defamation of character and harassment.

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Then, The plaintiff hired the defendant to do some work around her home, and she says he seemed like a sweet guy. However, the plaintiff soon discovered the defendant was a con man with a criminal record. The plaintiff claims she paid the defendant to do a pressure washing job, but he didn’t complete the work, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant says the plaintiff hit on him in front of his partner, and he believes the plaintiff is suing for more than he owes.

Plus, The plaintiff was married to the defendant and things turned ugly when he was shot. He alleges while he was recovering, his ex-wife made fun of him, and that led him to cheat. After the divorce, the plaintiff says he was supposed to get a couch, but it was missing, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant says the plaintiff blamed her for getting shot, and she’s countersuing for spousal support and pain and suffering.

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Then, A month after living together, the plaintiff says he learned the defendant had a heroin addiction. The plaintiff is suing the defendant because he claims the defendant stole his television and sold it for drug money. The defendant insists the plaintiff knew about her drug addiction before she moved in with him, but she wants to get clean and better her life.

Plus, A month after living together, the plaintiff says he learned the defendant had a heroin addiction. The plaintiff is suing the defendant because he claims the defendant stole his television and sold it for drug money. The defendant insists the plaintiff knew about her drug addiction before she moved in with him, but she wants to get clean and better her life.

More, The plaintiff met the defendant in college, and after becoming roommates, the plaintiff says he realized the defendant was a party animal. One time, the plaintiff claims the defendant had friends over for a party, and his property was stolen, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant insists the plaintiff was partying right alongside him and his friends, and it’s the plaintiff’s fault his belongings were stolen.

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Then, The plaintiff used to date the defendant but broke up with him after he caught the man with a neck full of hickeys. The plaintiff claims he co-signed a car loan to help the defendant, but the plaintiff had to pay off the vehicle after it got repossessed, so the plaintiff is suing his ex-boyfriend. The defendant denies owing his ex-boyfriend anything and insists his name was never on the loan.

Plus, The plaintiff says after her sister started dating her boyfriend, she went from sweet to sour. The plaintiff claims her sister sold her a car, and after making a few payments, her sister took back the sale, so the plaintiff is suing for a refund on the payments made. The defendant insists the only reason she’s changed is because she has a new job, and she does not believe she owes the plaintiff anything.

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Then, The plaintiff and the defendant used to be friends, but the plaintiff claims the defendant has violent tendencies and is a menace to society. The plaintiff claims the defendant jumped on the hood of her car and damaged it. The defendant admits he stood on the hood of the plaintiff’s car, but he insists he didn’t cause any damage. The defendant is countersuing for harassment.

Plus, The plaintiff has been friends with the defendant for over 16 years, and they would party, travel, and even spend holidays together. The plaintiff claims she paid for her friend to go on a trip to the Dominican Republic, but the defendant backed out of the vacation, so the plaintiff is suing the defendant for a hotel, flight, and travel agency fee. The defendant says she and the plaintiff have had their ups and downs and even fought over macaroni and cheese on Thanksgiving one year. The defendant believes the plaintiff is suing her prematurely.

More, The plaintiff met the defendant through a mutual friend, and that’s when he discovered she worked at a strip club he frequented. The plaintiff claims he and the defendant spent a weekend at Coachella together, but after she developed feelings for him, he started distancing himself. The plaintiff says the defendant asked him for money after getting a DUI, but she hasn’t paid him back, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant admits she works at a strip club but insists she just works the door. She believes the defendant is suing her prematurely.

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Then, The plaintiff says he was an alcoholic when he met the defendant and made a lot of mistakes in life, ending up in jail for assault. He’s now turned his life around, and he’s suing his former friend for an unpaid loan. The defendant says he and plaintiff used to party together a lot. The defendant insists his mother borrowed the money, not him, so the plaintiff should be suing her.

Plus, The plaintiff says the defendant is her mother, and they have always had a love/hate relationship. She’s suing her mom for stolen money and court fees. The defendant says she always supported her kids on her own starting at age 20, and she’s countersuing her daughter for unpaid loans.

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Plus, The plaintiff says she got pregnant at 14 and was forced into a marriage. Later in life, she was attacked and robbed. Nonetheless, she gave her former friend, the defendant, a loan, but she’s suing because she was never repaid. The defendant says she’s had a hard life too and survived cancer three times. She insists she tried to repay the loan, but the plaintiff refused the MoneyGram.

More, The plaintiff and her father say the plaintiff dated the defendant off and on for years, but they suspect he was cheating, and she even caught him on a fetish dating website after he proposed. She’s suing him for the balance due on a loan. The defendant admits he was talking to another woman, but they were just friends. He refuses to repay because he says the plaintiff’s father harassed him.

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Then, The plaintiff says she and the defendant were friends for years. After the defendant’s girlfriend accused her of stealing her pain pills, the plaintiff says the defendant assaulted her. She’s suing for pain and suffering. The defendant says the plaintiff is a compulsive liar and felon convicted of selling her own medication. He admits to punching the plaintiff, but he claims he thought she was going to assault him with an iron.

Plus, The plaintiff says she met the defendant through her ex, and they became roommates. She claims the defendant threw parties every day, and they got fined by the homeowners association. She’s suing her former roommate for the fines and a balance due on a loan. The defendant says the plaintiff moved his property around and alleges he stole from her. He claims she’s suing him prematurely.

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Then, The plaintiff says she began dating the defendant in high school and they were together for 16 years. She admits she cheated with a man and got pregnant, and then her girlfriend confessed she was pregnant too. She’s suing her ex for the balance due on a loan. The defendant says they tried to stay together for the sake of their sons, but they argued too much and split up

Plus, The plaintiff says the defendant is her irresponsible younger sister. The plaintiff is suing because she claims she took out a loan for the defendant, which she hasn’t repaid. The defendant says the plaintiff is like a mother to her, but she insists she’s being sued for more than she owes.

More, The plaintiff says she’s known the defendant for years, ever since her friends adopted him. She says he’s hit rock bottom and spends all his money on a girlfriend in Hong Kong who he’s never met. She sold him a car and he failed to pay, so she’s suing. The defendant insists he’s in love and is trying to get to Hong Kong. He denies owing the plaintiff.

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Plus, The plaintiff says he dated the defendant for five weeks, but she started asking for money right away. She now owes him thousands, so he’s suing for repayment. The defendant says the plaintiff told her he wanted to help her financially and insists he’s suing for more than she owes.

Then, The plaintiff says he’s been in the music business for years and met the defendant on a radio show. He claims he agreed to provide talent for the defendant’s comedy show to help raise money for special glasses because he’s blind. The plaintiff is suing to be paid. The defendant says the plaintiff is a smooth-talking predator who claims he is worth millions. He’s countersuing because he says the plaintiff defamed him.

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Plus, The plaintiff says she dated the defendant, but they argued a lot. She’s suing her ex because she claims he vandalized her car and owes her for a loan. The defendant says the plaintiff is a sex addict and compulsive liar who was married three times. He’s countersuing for harassment.

Then, The plaintiffs say they met the defendant in college and they became roommates. They claim they partied with the defendant a lot, but he went too far by bringing drugs into their home. They’re suing him for unpaid rent. The defendant insists the plaintiffs are the ones who used drugs and they pressured him to buy alcohol because they were underage. He’s countersuing for attorney fees.

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Then, The plaintiff says the co-defendants had success on a Food Network competition show, so she felt comfortable investing in their business. She’s suing because they failed to repay her. The co-defendants, both chefs, say they promised to repay six months after their business launched, but they haven’t opened yet.

Plus, The plaintiff says the defendant is his stepdaughter. They used to be close until she began dating her current boyfriend, who the plaintiff says is a bad influence. He’s suing her for the balance due on a car and rent. The defendant says she has no idea why the plaintiff dislikes her boyfriend. She’s countersuing for harassment.

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Then, The plaintiff says the defendant is her daughter, who was in legal trouble for mortgage fraud. She’s suing her daughter for unpaid loans. The defendant says she and her mother have never gotten along, and her mother kicked her out at 13 to live with a relative. She insists her mother is suing prematurely.

Plus, The plaintiff says she was friends with the defendant for years, and then they hooked up one drunken night and began dating. She claims she had to break up with him because she couldn’t afford to date him anymore because he had no money. She’s suing because he borrowed her car, wrecked it, and then fled the scene. The defendant says the plaintiff was nice, but he broke up with her after she screamed at him in a bar. He insists she’s suing for more than he owes.

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Then, The plaintiff says he’s been friends with the defendant for 20 years, but he’s an angry guy. He claims his friend still lives with his mother even though he’s 40 years old. He’s suing because he repaired the defendant’s car and never got paid. The defendant admits to threatening the plaintiff because he claims he disrespected his mother. He’s countersuing for emotional distress.

Plus, The plaintiff says he was married to the defendant, but it all went south after he bought her a restaurant. He says she’d throw late-night parties, and he caught her cheating on surveillance video. He’s suing his ex-wife for half of an unpaid loan. The defendant admits she threw parties and there was a man present, but she insists she was not involved with him. She doesn’t believe she owes

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Then, The plaintiff and his girlfriend say the defendant is the plaintiff’s mother, and she doesn’t like his girlfriend. They’re suing her for unreturned property. The defendant says they lived with her and they needed a bedtime because they couldn’t get up on time to get their kids to school. She’s countersuing for stolen property

Plus, The plaintiff says she became friends with the defendant in a homeless shelter, but she soon realized the defendant was a swindler. She’s suing her today for a loan and emotional distress. The defendant says she bought food and diapers for the plaintiff’s kids, and the money she got from her was a gift. She’s countersuing for defamation and harassment.

More, The plaintiff says she’s been friends with the partying defendant for 20 years. She’s suing him for failing to pay for a cruise. The defendant says he and the plaintiff have always been great travel buddies, but he fell on hard times after getting injured. He says he wants to resolve it.

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Plus, The plaintiff says she’s known the defendant since she was 6, and she took her in after she was kicked out of her sister’s apartment for sleeping with her sister’s boyfriend. The plaintiff is suing her former roommate for rent and a security deposit. The defendant says the plaintiff will do anything for money, and she denies owing her.

Then, The plaintiff is a teacher. She says she was out for lunch with colleagues when the defendant began yelling at her in the restaurant’s parking lot and then keyed her car, so she’s suing. The defendant says the day of the incident, he had just gotten a bad medical diagnosis, but he claims the plaintiff stole his parking spot. He claims the plaintiff is suing for more than he owes.

More, The plaintiff says he and the defendant have been friends since middle school. He claims he loaned his friend money for a laptop but hasn’t been repaid, so he’s suing. The defendant says he’s never had a dispute with the plaintiff in the 20 years he’s known him. He insists the plaintiff is suing him for more than he owes.

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Plus, The plaintiff says she met the defendant on a website for motorcycle enthusiasts. She let him stay with her after he got into a motorcycle accident, and she’s suing him for breach of contract. The defendant says they met on a dating website and they were in a relationship. He’s countersuing for an illegal eviction and emotional distress.

More, The plaintiff says she and the defendant were friends from work, and they agreed to take a trip to London together. The plaintiff claims the defendant never showed up at the airport, so she’s suing her for unpaid loans and interest. The defendant says she was a chef and the plaintiff was a prep cook, so she took her under her wing. She claims she had to distance herself when the plaintiff got too clingy, and she insists she’s being sued prematurely.

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Then, The plaintiff says she dated the defendant, who she claims is a narcissist and pathological liar who uses women for money. She claims she gave him two loans, but he has yet to repay her. She’s suing for what she’s owed. The defendant says he thought all was fine, so he was shocked when she dumped him by text. He claims the money was a gift.

Plus, The plaintiff says she rented a room from the defendant, but his mother, who lived there too, was so verbally abusive that she ended up calling the police on her. She’s suing for a rent refund and punitive damages. The defendant says the plaintiff’s behavior was strange, and she told him she believed evil spirits came from the TV. He’s countersuing for lost wages.

More, The plaintiff says she met the defendant at a youth shelter and felt bad for her because she was pregnant and in an abusive relationship. She loaned her money for a car, but she has yet to be repaid, so she’s suing her former friend. The defendant admits they were friends, but she said the plaintiff then befriended her abuser. She refuses to repay anything.

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Then, The plaintiff says the defendant is her sister, but they didn’t speak for 20 years because the defendant was a cocaine-addicted prostitute. She got sober, but things went downhill when she began dating the co-defendant. The plaintiff is suing them for a loan, a ring, and emotional distress. The defendants claim the plaintiff is selfish, and they insist they never borrowed money for a ring.

Plus, The plaintiff says the defendant is her son. She claims he overdrew his bank account when he was away at college, so the bank took several thousand from her account to cover it since she was a co-signer. He eventually got kicked out, and she’s suing to get her money back. The defendant says his mother has been an angel, and he admits to making mistakes but insists his friend caused the overdraft.

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Then, The plaintiff says she was friends with the defendant, who lost his legs one night when he was run over by a train while drunk and high. She says after he got out of the hospital, they eventually got married, but she ended up divorcing him over his meth use. She’s suing him for unreturned property. The defendant says the plaintiff proposed to him at the hospital, but she got drunk on their wedding night and tried to stab him, then took off with his prosthetic legs for weeks. He’s countersuing his ex-wife for the cost of a cell phone and pain and suffering.

Plus, The plaintiff says he doesn’t know the defendant, but he insists he’s an alcoholic. They were involved in car accident, which led to a physical fight. He’s suing for impound fees. The defendant says the plaintiff caused the accident, and he was the one who instigated the fight. He’s countersuing for emotional distress.

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Then, The plaintiff says she and the defendant have the same father, but they grew up in different houses. They became close, but the plaintiff is suing her sister today for lost wages and defamation of character. The defendant agrees the sisters were close, but she’s countersuing for unpaid loans for rent.

Plus, The plaintiff says she’s a recovering drug addict and so was the defendant. Still, they ended up dating. Now she’s suing him for the cost of a car and registration. The defendant says his addiction cost him everything, including custody of his son. He’s countersuing for harassment and emotional distress.

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Then, The plaintiff says he began dating the defendant when she was 19 and he was 30, and they broke up four years ago. He claims she began using crack after they split, and he’s suing her for the balance due on a loan. The defendant says the plaintiff was an alcoholic who abused her and her children. She’s countersuing for harassment over voicemails he left her.

Plus, The plaintiff says the defendant is her cousin, and she catfishes men by using the plaintiff’s picture on dating sites. She’s suing her for two unpaid loans. The defendant says the plaintiff is a bully who badmouthed her, so she refuses to repay.

More, The plaintiff says she met the defendant through the MMA fighting industry, and she claims he’s a groupie. She alleges he hired her to do some legal paperwork but never paid her, so she’s suing. The defendant says the plaintiff wanted to date him, but he wasn’t interested. He claims he never saw the paperwork, so he refuses to pay.

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Then, The plaintiff says the defendant is his sister and they were close until he came out as gay at age 19. The plaintiff, his boyfriend, and his disabled mother moved in with the defendant, but he says she assaulted him and threw them out. He’s suing for a rent refund and emotional distress. The defendant says she always knew her brother was gay. She insists he instigated the fight, so her son got involved.

Plus, The plaintiff says his daughter was best friends with the defendant, but they’re no longer speaking because of the lawsuit. His daughter claims the defendant shifted the plaintiff’s car into park while the plaintiff was driving, and it damaged the vehicle, so they’re suing. The defendant denies shifting the car, and she and her mother are countersuing because they say the plaintiff’s daughter egged their car.

More, The plaintiff says she and the defendant have been friends for 15 years, but she’s heard rumors he’s on drugs. She’s suing because she loaned him money and he hasn’t repaid her. The defendant says he can’t believe the plaintiff claims he uses drugs. He admits he fell on hard times, but he says the plaintiff had already filed the case when he tried to repay her.

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Then, The plaintiff says she let the defendant move in with her after her home was flooded, and they became friends. She claims the defendant stole her property when she moved out, so the plaintiff had her arrested at her job. Now she’s suing her for rent and cleaning fee. The defendant says the plaintiff screamed at her daughter all the time when she was living there, and she insists she never stole anything, but the plaintiff won’t stop harassing her.

Plus, The plaintiff says the defendant is her deceased sister’s daughter. She claims she gave her niece two loans, but she has yet to be repaid, and she’s suing. The defendant says the plaintiff has a dark side and used to be an addict, and she denies ever asking for money from her aunt. She’s countersuing for emotional distress.

More, The plaintiff says the defendant claims to be a professional tattoo artist, but he does shoddy work. He’s suing the defendant for a refund because he never finished the plaintiff’s tattoos. The defendant claims he tried to finish the work for the plaintiff, but he got fired after the plaintiff badmouthed him on social media. He’s countersuing for defamation and harassment.

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Then, The plaintiff says he and the defendant dated casually. He claims that after he made it clear he didn’t want a serious relationship, the defendant put his stuff outside and advertised it as free online. He’s suing for the cost of the property. The defendant insists they were in a serious relationship. She claims she did him a favor by putting his items out because he had too much stuff anyway.

Plus, The plaintiff says she was friends with the defendant. She alleges the defendant would ask her to watch her son while she had sex with her married boyfriend. They’re no longer friends because she claims the defendant called the plaintiff’s boyfriend a racial slur. She’s suing her for cable and utility bills. The defendant says the plaintiff would use her place to have sex with random men. She’s countersuing her ex-friend for a cellphone bill.

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Then, The plaintiff says he dated the defendant years ago and they rekindled things 25 years later. Now he claims she became a raging alcoholic, and he’s suing her for breach of contract. The defendant says she and the plaintiff both had drinking problems, and she doesn’t believe she owes anything.

Plus, The plaintiff says the defendant is her cousin, and he’s a party promoter with a lot of women claiming they’re pregnant with his child. She’s suing him because he hasn’t repaid her for investing in one of his parties. The defendant insists he’s not a ladies’man. He says a shooting took place at the party in question and the venue didn’t pay him. He’s countersuing for defamation.

More, The plaintiff says he doesn’t know the defendant, but he claims the defendant’s teenage son ran over his mailbox in the middle of the night. He’s suing for the property damage. The defendant says she’s a single mother of three, and her son has been acting out and was arrested and expelled.

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Plus, The plaintiff says she and the defendant had been best friends since age 5 and she planned to have her be the maid of honor at her wedding. After her dad died and left her some money, she gave the defendant a loan, which she never repaid. She’s suing her former friend for what she’s owed. The defendant admits they were best friends and claims the money was a gift, not a loan.

Then, The plaintiff says she and the defendant were both sober from drugs and alcohol when then met, but they both relapsed after they got married. The plaintiff says she’s been sober again for years, and she’s suing her ex-husband for the value of a car. The defendant admits they relapsed, but he says he’s off drugs. He’s countersuing because he claims she stabbed him.

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Then, The plaintiff says she used to go to the defendant’s hair salon a year ago, and all was well. After she started getting her hair colored there, it started falling out. She’s suing for the cost of two wigs and emotional distress. The defendant says he’s been doing hair for 36 years, including for celebrities. He claims the plaintiff’s hair fell out because of her medication, not his coloring technique. He denies owing anything.

Plus, The plaintiff says the defendant lived with his fiancée’s parents, who live next door to her. She claims the police were constantly at the home, which drove down her property value. She’s suing for car damages and a rental car. The defendant insists he never lived at the home, and he says his witness was the one whose car hit the plaintiff’s. He’s countersuing for harassment.

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Then, The plaintiff says she dated the defendant, and after she got pregnant, he confessed that he already had four other children. After they broke up, the defendant couldn’t afford child support. She’s suing him for two unpaid loans. The defendant says the plaintiff knew he had children. He claims he can’t hold a job because he’s addicted to pills and denies owing anything.

Plus, The plaintiff says he met the defendant when he left a dangerous neighborhood in New Jersey and moved to Georgia. He’s suing his former friend for stolen property. The defendant says the plaintiff is a smooth talker who preys on older women. He’s countersuing for unpaid wages.

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Then, The plaintiff says he was married to the defendant’s mother for 37 years until she passed away. Everything changed when the defendant got with her lying, drinking husband. He’s suing them for the cost of a toolbox. The defendants say their marriage was rough at first, but the husband is sober now. They claim the plaintiff spent his wife’s life insurance money on a mail-order bride, and they’ve countersuing him for property damage and harassment.

Plus, The plaintiff says he met the defendant on a gay phone app and they eventually became roommates. He claims the defendant never paid rent, so he’s suing. The defendant says the plaintiff was interested in him romantically, and they exchanged nude pictures. He claims the plaintiff kept hitting on him, so he’s countersuing for harassment.

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Then, The plaintiff says the defendant was her bar buddy, but she’s reckless with money and leaves huge tips. She’s suing her former friend for veterinary bills because her dog attacked the plaintiff’s dog and caused serious injury. The defendant says she felt terrible about the incident, but she doesn’t know how it happened.

Plus, The plaintiff says he and the defendant grew up together, but his former friend changed when he became a male stripper. He’s suing his ex-friend for withholding the plaintiff’s tools. The defendant says he’s a professional male entertainer, not a stripper. He’s countersuing for an unpaid loan

More, The plaintiff says she met the defendant through a mutual friend and they became close. She agreed to co-sign on a lease for her, but the woman fell behind on her bills, so she’s suing her. The defendant admits she’s grateful to her friend for co-signing, but now she’s countersuing for harassment and defamation.

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Then, The plaintiff says he rented an apartment with the defendant and her wife, the co-defendant. He claims the defendant would violently fight with her wife and throw knives at her. He’s suing them for an eviction settlement and emotional distress. The defendants say the plaintiff is violent, and they’re countersuing because he called police on one of them knowing she had an outstanding arrest warrant.

Plus, The plaintiff says the defendant is her daughter, who recently lost a lot of weight and is always out partying now. She’s suing her for two loans and breach of contract. The defendant says she loves her mom, but she insists she doesn’t owe her anything

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Then, The plaintiff says the defendant told him she was single, but then he claims she set her other boyfriend’s house on fire. He alleges he also bailed her out for prostitution, but she never repaid him, so he’s suing. The defendant says after she got pregnant with the plaintiff’s child, he told her he didn’t want kids. She’s countersuing for child support.

Plus, The plaintiff says he’s known the defendant since childhood, but later in life she got heavily into drugs. He and his wife allowed the defendant to live with them following rehab, but she failed to pay rent, and he’s suing. The defendant admits she was addicted to drugs and had been to rehab three times and relapsed. She claims the plaintiff knew her history and should not have expected her to pay.

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Then, The plaintiff says the defendant is her mother, who went to prison when the plaintiff was 8. She eventually lived with her mom again, but her mom partied and got into fights. She’s suing her for a loan. The defendant says she had four kids by age 22 and wasn’t responsible, but she got her life in order and had six more children. She’s countersuing for unpaid wages.

Plus, The plaintiff says he married the defendant even though it wasn’t legal in their home state at the time. He says things went downhill because the defendant has anger issues. He’s suing his ex-husband for property damage and emotional distress. The defendant says the plaintiff wasn’t a victim, and he cheated. He’s countersuing for property damage and emotional distress.

More, The plaintiff says she’s friends with the defendant’s sister and that’s how they know each other. She says she understands how much the defendant’s rescued pit bull means to her, but she’s suing because her dog went after the plaintiff’s dog and she was injured. The defendant says she had a rough childhood. She doesn’t feel she’s fully responsible for the attack because there was a hole in the plaintiff’s fence.

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Then, The plaintiff says she and the defendant have dated on and off for 31 years. She insists the defendant is the father of her teen daughter, so she’s petitioning for a DNA test and suing for pain and suffering. The defendant admits he dated the plaintiff but insists they were not together when she conceived her child. He denies owing anything.

Plus, The co-plaintiff says she’s been friends with the defendant for years. While she is smart and talented, she struggles with alcohol addiction. The plaintiff and her husband are suing because they claim their lake house was damaged due to the defendant’s negligence. The defendant insists a neighbor damaged the home, not her.

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Plus, The plaintiff says she is Sandra Bland’s sister, and life has been difficult since her sister’s untimely death. She’s suing the defendant because she paid him to create a prom dress for her daughter and never got the gown. The defendant says he was honored to make the dress, but he alleges the plaintiff didn’t want to spend the money on it.

Then, The plaintiff says the defendant is her cousin and they used to be close. She says he’s a raging alcoholic now who once passed out naked at a family function. She’s suing him for an unpaid loan. The defendant says the plaintiff is a drama queen who drinks as much as he does. He says he won’t repay her because she harassed him about it at a family event.

More, The plaintiff says she rented an apartment from the defendant. She claims the defendant was always disrespectful and would even curse at her. She’s suing for a rent refund. The defendant says the plaintiff had a revolving door of criminals and parolees coming and going, and several neighbors complained. She insists she owes nothing because the plaintiff left without notice.

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Then, The plaintiff says the defendant claims to be married to her father, but she doesn’t know if it’s true. The plaintiff claims the defendant is keeping her from her dad, who has dementia, and isn’t giving him his medication, so she’s suing for emotional distress. The defendant says the plaintiff was banned from the house for filing a false report with Adult Protective Services claiming the defendant was trying to kill her husband. She’s countersuing for emotional distress.

Plus, The plaintiff says the defendant is a friend from childhood. He’s a fun, but the plaintiff alleges he lies all the time. He says he’s given him five loans that he has yet to repay, so he’s suing. The defendant is countersuing for unpaid wages.

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Then, The plaintiff says she met her now-deceased husband when she was a stripper and he helped get her out of the life. The defendant is his son, who she says never recognized her as his wife. She’s suing her stepson for her inheritance. The defendant says the plaintiff is a gold digger who was never legally married to his father. He’s countersuing for stolen money.

Plus, The plaintiff, a former amateur boxer, now owns one of the hottest lounges in Nashville. She claims she paid the defendant to use his outdoor venue for an event but had to cancel due to weather, so she’s suing the defendant for a refund. The defendant, a barber and venue owner, denies owing the plaintiff anything and is countersuing for lost wages.

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Then, The plaintiff says she and the defendant were friends and roommates, but everything went south when she slept with the defendant’s boyfriend after getting drunk. She’s suing her for damaged property. The defendant says the plaintiff denied what she had done, but she eventually confessed. She says she owes her nothing.

Plus, The plaintiff says she didn’t know the defendant until a naked picture of her popped up on his social media. She claims the defendant said he’d take it down and never did, so she’s suing for defamation and emotional distress. The defendant says the plaintiff posted the picture, so he refuses to pay her anything.

More, The plaintiff says she and a friend moved in with the defendant when they were homeless, and they had sex with him in return. She says they began dating, but she’s suing him for breach of contract and remodeling expenses. The defendant admits he had sex with them in exchange for a place to live, but she cheated on him when they dated. He denies owing her anything.

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Then, The plaintiff has been friends with the defendant’s mom for over 53 years. She started babysitting the defendant’s son, and one day, the son broke her phone. She’s suing for cell phone repairs. The defendant doesn’t think she owes.

Plus, The plaintiff started selling cocaine after he graduated college. He was arrested, but then took on a new identity and stayed on the run for four years. He went to prison and turned his life around after that. He says the defendant hired his moving company but failed to pay, so he’s suing for the balance due on the services. The defendant says he stopped paying because some of his personal belongings went missing after the move.

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Plus, The plaintiff dated the defendant, but the plaintiff says his ex was abusive. He loaned her money in the form of cash and checks, but she hasn’t fully paid back, so he’s suing for the balance. The defendant argues the plaintiff is the abusive one because he broke her nose and gave her a black eye. She claims he threatens her, so she denies owing him.

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Then, When the plaintiff was a teen, she learned the man who raised her wasn’t actually her biological father. She met the defendant and believes she could be her sister, so she’s petitioning the court for a sibling DNA test. The defendant says her father was a very abusive and dangerous man, but she is eager to learn the truth.

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The plaintiff met the defendant after he finalized his divorce. They never dated, but he thought it could be headed in that direction even though there’s almost a 25-year age difference. He loaned the defendant his laptop, but he never got it back. He’s suing for a loan, property damage, and emotional distress. The defendant argues there was nothing romantic in their relationship. She thinks he’s suing for more than she owes.

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Then, The plaintiff used to be married to the defendant and they have three children together. She says he physically and emotionally abused her on a daily basis, which caused her to lose some of her hearing. Their son got in trouble and they agreed to help split fees so he could get back on his feet, but he hasn’t paid, so she’s suing for breach of contract and emotional distress. The defendant says he has turned his life around and is in recovery. He’s countersuing for emotional distress.

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Then, The plaintiff and defendant got engaged within two months of dating and planned a wedding for the next month. The plaintiff says she thought her ex was cheating on her. She’s suing the defendant for wedding costs because he called off the nuptials just hours before the ceremony. The defendant says the plaintiff accused him of cheating the night before the wedding because he walked out of a room to take a call, which he thought was a red flag.

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Then, The plaintiff used to be close friends with the defendant. She says she was there for the defendant when she got a divorce. The plaintiff loaned the defendant money, but she hasn’t repaid, so she’s suing for the unpaid loan. The defendant argues the plaintiff wasn’t actually there for her during the divorce or when she lost $30,000 in an online love scam. She’s countersuing for emotional distress.

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Then, The plaintiff dated the defendant’s mom, and they had a child together. He claims the defendant’s mom slept with other men. He is beginning to question paternity because the defendant threatened him, so he’s petitioning the court for a DNA test. The defendant is upset that the plaintiff doesn’t believe he is the father.

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Then, The plaintiff met the defendant in college, and they became close friends. They moved in together, but after one party, the defendant moved out without warning. He claims the defendant damaged his TV, cut up his clothes, and got his car towed because he was angry, so he’s suing for unpaid rent, damaged property, and towing fees. The defendant admits he was angry because he saw a video of the plaintiff making out with a guy the defendant was dating. He's countersuing for emotional distress.

Plus, It’s a “Judge Mathis” throwback from 2000! The plaintiff met the defendant at church, and they later got married. She says the defendant is a deadbeat dad who spent all his money on drugs. She’s suing for child support. The defendant argues the plaintiff falsely accused him of molestation.

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Then, The plaintiff and defendant became friends after meeting at work. The plaintiff says she took her car to the defendant for repairs, but he never gave it back to her, so she’s suing for the value of a car. The defendant argues he completed the repairs and left it at his mom’s house, but the plaintiff never picked it up.

Plus, The plaintiff and defendant were best friends, but everything changed when they moved in together. He claims he saw the defendant do drugs all the time. He argues the defendant stopped paying rent, so he’s suing. The defendant argues the plaintiff kicked him out and he did what he could to make up the money.

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Then, It’s a “Judge Mathis” throwback! The plaintiff and defendant met in prison, and they started dating. The defendant got out of prison several months before her, and the plaintiff moved in with her when she was released. The plaintiff claims the defendant ruined her clothes when she found out the plaintiff started dating someone else, so she’s suing. The defendant is countersuing for car damages because she claims the plaintiff wrecked the car when she borrowed it.

Now, they’re back in court, but this time, the defendant from the last case is the plaintiff. They dated on and off for six years, but the plaintiff says her ex is verbally and physically abusive. She’s suing for stolen property and an electric bill. The defendant is countersuing for the cost of a trip.

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Then, The plaintiff used to be friends with the defendant. He rented an apartment to the defendant, but he claims she threw wild parties. He’s suing for unpaid rent. The defendant argues the apartment had tons of problems with it and violated city codes. She’s countersuing for emotional distress and hotel expenses.

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Then, The plaintiff and defendant were friends with benefits, though the plaintiff claims the defendant used her for money. She loaned him money, got him new tires for his car, and helped him pay for a new car, but she hasn’t been paid back, so she’s suing for breach of contract. The defendant argues the plaintiff was obsessed with him. He’s countersuing for harassment.

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Then, The plaintiff used to work with the defendant, who allegedly smoked weed at work. She claims the defendant hit her car and fled the scene, so she’s suing for car damages and emotional distress. The defendant argues the plaintiff harassed her at work and even brought people to work to fight her. She got fired from her job, so she’s countersuing for lost wages.

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Then, The plaintiff hired the defendant to work at his bar as a waitress and bartender. He claims she abused drugs while at work. He sold his car to the defendant, but she never fully paid it off, so he’s suing for the balance and an unpaid loan. The defendant is countersuing for harassment and emotional distress.

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Then, The plaintiff slept with her ex-boyfriend’s brother not long after she and her ex broke up. She got pregnant not long after that. The ex-boyfriend took a DNA test, and he wasn’t the father. The brother passed away, but she is petitioning the court for a DNA test to see if the defendant, her ex, is her daughter’s uncle. The defendant says he wants to know the truth so his brother’s children can have a relationship with the plaintiff’s daughter.

Plus, The plaintiff used to be best friends with the defendant and did everything she could to help the defendant graduate from high school. She says the defendant dropped out and chose boys instead. The plaintiff and defendant went on a trip for her birthday, but the defendant’s hair dye ruined the bedding and stained the bath, so she’s suing for hotel damages. The defendant thinks the plaintiff is overcharging her.

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Then, The plaintiff and defendant dated for about two years. The plaintiff claims the defendant told him she was pregnant when she was 57 years old, then asked for money to terminate the pregnancy. He argues his ex-girlfriend threatened him with a butcher’s knife and tased him, so he’s suing for an assault and the loan. The defendant says she never told the plaintiff she was pregnant. She claims the plaintiff assaulted her first. She’s countersuing for the value of a wedding ring and two assaults.

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Then, The plaintiff, an assistant manager, claims his co-worker, the defendant, falsely accused him of threatening her. The plaintiff was fired as a result, so he’s suing. The defendant says the plaintiff threatened to slap her at work, so he was rightfully let go. She’s countersuing for lost wages.

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Then, The plaintiff dated the defendant and says their relationship was extremely toxic. After they broke up, the plaintiff found out she was pregnant, and she is suing the defendant for unpaid child support. The defendant claims he has paid child support. He’s countersuing for a child support refund.

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Then, The plaintiff dated the defendant for three years. However, the plaintiff says the defendant had another boyfriend, so they broke up. While they were dating, the plaintiff says he loaned the defendant money multiple times for various expenses, but she hasn’t paid it back, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant insists she and the plaintiff never dated, and the money was a gift.

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Then, The plaintiff found out the defendant might be her brother after her daughter worked on a sociology project for school. The plaintiff has petitioned the court for a sibling DNA test to confirm the finding. The defendant is excited about the possibility of having another sibling and is eager for the results.

Plus, The plaintiff and the defendant share a son. The defendant left the family, leaving the child without a father. The plaintiff is suing the defendant for unpaid child support. The defendant admits he abandoned the family but that’s because his son became ill, and he didn’t know how to handle it. The defendant argues he’s been making consistent payments toward back child support.

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Then, The defendant is the sugar daddy of the plaintiff’s daughter. However, the plaintiff is suing the defendant because he gave the defendant money to bail his daughter out of jail but hasn’t yet paid back the loan. The defendant argues he took the money in exchange for keeping the plaintiff’s daughter out of jail.

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Then, The plaintiff used to be good friends with the defendant until he found out the defendant was taking advantage of him. The plaintiff rented a trailer after the defendant had moved out of the place, but the defendant failed to pay utility bills the last few weeks he was living there, and the power was shut off due to the unpaid balance. The plaintiff is suing his former friend for the utility bills. The defendant insists the plaintiff is the one who didn’t pay the utility bills.

Plus, The plaintiff dated the defendant off and on. The plaintiff provided the defendant with multiple loans to help him pay for medical bills and personal expenses, but he hasn’t yet paid it back, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant argues the plaintiff is suing for more than he owes.

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Then, The plaintiff met the defendant years ago in high school and claims he paid him for a lawn mower. The plaintiff later learned the lawn mower was stolen, so he’s suing for a refund. The defendant admits he knew the lawn mower was stolen, but he disclosed that information to the plaintiff when he purchased it. The defendant is countersuing for harassment.

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Then, The plaintiff says he and the defendant started out as drinking buddies and eventually dated. The plaintiff claims the defendant owes him rent money from when they lived together, so he's suing. The defendant insists she never agreed to pay rent.

Plus, The plaintiff claims her sister, the defendant, harasses her and leaves her threatening voicemails, so the plaintiff is suing for emotional distress. The defendant insists the plaintiff is the one who threatens and harasses her. The defendant is countersuing for emotional distress.

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Then, The plaintiff claims he purchased a hot tub from the defendant, but it broke down two weeks later, so the plaintiff is suing for a refund. The defendant insists the plaintiff is at fault for the hot tub damage.

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Then, The plaintiff hired the defendant for a paint job. However, the plaintiff alleges during the job, the defendant stole copper wire and other items in his home, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant denies the allegations, and he's countersuing for unpaid wages.

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Then, The plaintiff met the defendant at work, and they used to be friends. However, the plaintiff claims he gave the defendant money to purchase a vehicle, but she hasn't paid him back, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant insists she was making regular payments, and she believes the plaintiff is only suing her because she declined his sexual advances.

Plus, The plaintiff and the defendant used to be engaged. The plaintiff is suing her ex because she claims she paid off her own engagement ring with the agreement the defendant would pay her back, but he hasn't. The defendant argues the plaintiff offered to pay off the ring with no stipulations.

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Then, The plaintiff sent her daughter, the defendant, to live with her grandparents when she was a baby. The plaintiff is suing her daughter because she claims she damaged her car. The defendant denies the allegations and refuses to forgive her mother for abandoning her as a child

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Then, The plaintiff hired the defendant to do contracting work on his rental property. The plaintiff alleges the defendant improperly installed a tub, which caused the downstairs neighbor's ceiling to collapse, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant insists someone else installed the tub.

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Then, The plaintiff let her twin sister, the defendant, borrow her van when she needed a form of transportation. Unfortunately, the plaintiff claims the defendant totaled the vehicle, so she is suing. The defendant admits she wrecked the car, but she insists the plaintiff is at fault for allowing her to borrow the van.

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Then, The plaintiff brings his daughter to court, which pains him because the defendant has always been a daddy’s girl. He let the defendant live at his rental property, but she never paid rent, so he’s suing. The defendant argues her father is suing her prematurely.

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Then, The plaintiff says heroin has taken over her hometown, and her daughter’s then-girlfriend died from an overdose. She’s suing her daughter’s new girlfriend because she loaned her money for bond her out of jail, but the defendant hasn’t paid her back. The defendant says she’s been addicted to pain pills for years and struggles to pay sober. She doesn’t think she should repay the plaintiff because she financially supports the plaintiff’s daughter

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Then, The plaintiff rented a room in the defendant’s home, but she moved out after four days. She claims the plaintiff is an alcoholic and prejudiced against Muslims. She said it was a nightmare and moved out. She’s suing for a rent refund and her security deposit. The defendant argues she isn’t prejudice. She thinks the plaintiff is a liar. She’s countersuing for defamation of character.

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Then, The plaintiff and defendant live next door to each other, but they’ve always had a tense relationship. He claims the defendant always calls the cops on him for noise and code violations. The plaintiff claims the defendant sprayed a weed killer on his property, which damaged his fence, so he’s suing for property damage. The defendant argues the plaintiff is just retaliating against him. He’s countersuing for emotional distress.

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Then, The plaintiff and defendant went to high school together. The plaintiff says she knew the defendant had drug problems, but she agreed to rent him an apartment. She claims he hasn’t paid, so she’s suing for rent and late fees. The defendant admits he struggled with drugs and alcohol but is getting clean. He admits he owes the plaintiff money for rent. He’s countersuing for property damage because some of his belongings were damaged during a flood.

Plus, The plaintiff’s grandson was shot and killed during an argument. The plaintiff says she had a big presence in the victim’s life. She’s suing her grandson’s mother for half the funeral costs and emotional distress. The defendant can’t believe she’s being sued. She’s countersuing for harassment and emotional distress.

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Plus, The plaintiff, a music performer, paid the defendant to use his studio. However, the plaintiff claims the studio wasn't up to par, and the equipment was out-of-date, so she's suing for a refund. The defendant argues the plaintiff only spent $100 for eight hours of studio time, and she didn't make any complaints during the day.

Then, The plaintiff dated the defendant, but things soon went downhill. She claims he had mood swings and even headbutted her. She’s suing for three unpaid loans. The defendant argues the plaintiff is the verbally abusive one and denies owing her anything.

More, The plaintiff worked with the defendant, and he agreed to sell the defendant a truck. He claims the defendant never paid off the truck, then sold it to someone else, so he’s suing for the balance he’s owed. The defendant argues the plaintiff has three DUIs, so he was going to lose the truck anyway. He’s countersuing for car parts and harassment.

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Plus, The plaintiffs allowed the defendant to move in with them when he was struggling with homelessness. The plaintiffs gave the defendant a loan to buy a vehicle, but he failed to make the payments, so the plaintiffs are suing. The defendant argues he wasn't making enough money to pay off the loan.

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Then, The plaintiff gave her sister, the defendant, money while she was living in her car and struggling financially. However, the plaintiff says the defendant has not paid it back, so she's suing. The defendant admits she was going through a rough time, but the defendant says she gave the plaintiff an expensive bed as payment.

Plus, The plaintiff claims he and the defendant used to be in an intimate relationship, and they lived together. The plaintiff is suing the defendant for unpaid rent, stolen property, and emotional distress. The defendant insists he is straight, and the plaintiff is only suing him because he wanted to be in a relationship with him.

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Then, The plaintiff has known the defendant's father for 30 years. The plaintiff claims she agreed to give the defendant a bedroom set in exchange for the defendant painting her home. The plaintiff alleges the defendant never did the work, so she is suing for the cost of the bedroom set. The defendant insists on the day he agreed to paint the plaintiff's home, he showed up, but the plaintiff overslept and didn't answer the door, so the defendant denies owing.

Plus, The plaintiff claims her brother, the defendant, stole her TV, so she's suing. The defendant argues the television belongs to him, so he doesn't owe his sister anything.

Lastly, The plaintiff has known the defendant for 14 years, and they used to be good friends until they moved in together. The plaintiff claims the defendant's dog damaged his truck, so he's suing. The defendant insists his dog didn't cause the damage, so he refuses to pay

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Then, The plaintiff met the defendant 20 years ago, and they used to be best friends. The plaintiff sold the defendant a car. Unfortunately, the plaintiff claims the defendant failed to make the required payments, so she's suing. The defendant insists the engine light came on, and there were issues with the vehicle.

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Then, The plaintiff brings his son to court, and he let the defendant move in with him. The defendant got into a major car accident, so he paid for the towing fee. He’s suing for the fee and unpaid rent. He doesn’t think he owes his father because they never made an agreement.

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Then, The plaintiff works in a ministry program that focuses on high crime areas. He became friends with the defendant through the program and loaned the defendant money. He’s suing for the balance due on a loan. The defendant thinks the plaintiff is suing for more than he owes.

Plus, The plaintiff brings her former sister-in-law to court and says they have always been close. She says the defendant always helped her out when the plaintiff’s ex-husband was away on drug binges. She loaned the defendant money, but hasn’t been paid back, so she’s suing. The defendant argues she never borrowed any money.

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Then, The plaintiff and defendant met in high school, but she didn’t want to date him then because he sold drugs. Now, they’re engaged, but she refuses to marry him until he takes a lie detector test to prove he doesn’t cheat on her. She’s suing for an unpaid loan. The defendant admits he sold drugs in high school and he’s willing to take the lie detector test.

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Then, The plaintiff used to be best friends with the defendant, but they grew apart when the defendant married a drug dealer. She took the defendant in and cared for her when the defendant’s marriage ended. She sold the defendant her car, but the defendant hasn’t paid her back, so she’s suing. The defendant argues the car was a gift.

Plus, The plaintiff dated the defendant, and the defendant got pregnant. He doesn’t think he’s the father of the child, so he petitioned the court for a DNA test and is suing for overpayment of child support. The defendant is countersuing for child support. She brought her ex to court to prove the plaintiff is the father.

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Then, The plaintiff is a party planner who specializes in divorce parties. She says the defendant hired her to throw a party after getting out of a relationship, but the defendant hasn’t paid, so she’s suing for breach of contract. The defendant says she wasn’t happy with the plaintiff’s party because she didn’t hire enough strippers and bring a dartboard with her ex’s face on it.

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Plus, The plaintiff hired the defendant to build a patio at her house and paid him over $5,000 as a deposit. She claims the defendant is a con man who took her money and never did any work. She’s suing for a refund. The defendant argues the plaintiff refused to pay him for additional work, which is why he never started working. He’s countersuing for harassment.

Then, The plaintiff was engaged to the defendant, but he claims she left him to become his sister’s lover. He’s suing for stolen property she took when she moved out and abandoning their lease. The defendant argues the plaintiff cheated on her all the time. She says she paid for everything she took from the apartment.

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Then, The plaintiff started having doubts about the defendant being her father, so she has petitioned the court for paternity test. The defendant never had doubts about being the plaintiff’s father, and he will always be there for her until the day he dies. The defendant knows how important it is for the plaintiff to get answers, so he agreed to take the test.

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Then, The plaintiff met the defendant at church and allowed him to move in with her because he was homeless. The plaintiff claims she gave the defendant three loans for various expenses, which he failed to pay, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant insists he’s been paying off the loans slowly but surely.

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Then, The plaintiff says while living with the defendant, he abused drugs. Furthermore, the plaintiff claims the defendant failed to pay rent for a month and owes an eviction fee, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant says he intended to pay his portion of rent at the end of the month after losing his job. Additionally, the defendant alleges the plaintiff is a pathological liar who told everyone he’s the heir to Coca-Cola.

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Then, The plaintiff used to be friends with the defendant. The plaintiff claims after the defendant was arrested for possession of methamphetamines, she begged the plaintiff to bail her out, so he did. Unfortunately, the plaintiff says the defendant hasn’t paid him back, so he’s suing. The defendant argues she never asked the plaintiff to bail her out.

Plus, The plaintiff says the defendant is her younger sister, but they never got along. The plaintiff claims she rented a car for her sister, but the defendant damaged the vehicle and failed to pay, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant denies owing because she says money was taken from her account to cover damages.

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Then, The plaintiff repossessed a vehicle from her daughter, the defendant, because she stopped paying for it. In retaliation, the plaintiff says her daughter smashed the plaintiff’s windows with a shovel. The plaintiff is suing for the unpaid car payments and emotional distress. The defendant argues her mother told her she didn’t have to pay for the car

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Then, The plaintiff used to date the defendant, but he left her for her friend. The plaintiff claims they shared a storage unit, but the defendant changed the lock code without her permission, so she’s suing for stolen property. The defendant argues the plaintiff tried to break into the storage unit. Besides, the defendant insists the plaintiff is obsessed with him, and this case is bogus. The defendant is countersuing for harassment.

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Then, The plaintiff claims she asked her son, the defendant, for money, and he agreed to give her a loan. However, the plaintiff says her son hasn’t paid her the loan he promised, so she’s suing. The defendant insists he never agreed to a set amount.

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Then, The plaintiff says her sister, the defendant, is a mean drunk who can’t hold down a job. The plaintiff claims she loaned the defendant money after she totaled her car, but the defendant hasn’t paid it back in full, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant insists the money was a gift, and she believes the plaintiff is only suing because she’s bitter about a fight they had.

Plus, The plaintiff used to be good friends with the defendant. Unfortunately, the plaintiff says the defendant once initiated a fight and some of his blood got onto the plaintiff’s clothing. As a result, the plaintiff was falsely arrested and charged, so he’s suing for attorney fees. The defendant, a nursing student, admits he did get in a fight, but he didn’t initiate it. Besides, the defendant argues he never agreed to pay the plaintiff’s attorney fees.

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Then, The plaintiff was adopted as a child and is desperate to find her biological family. The plaintiff believes the defendant may be her sister, so she has petitioned the court for a sibling DNA test. The defendant believes she and the plaintiff may be family because her father was promiscuous.

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Then, The plaintiff says her sister, the defendant, borrowed her car to drive to work. However, the girlfriend of the defendant’s ex busted the windows, so the plaintiff is suing for damages. The defendant admits her ex’s girlfriend damaged the plaintiff’s car, but she believes the woman who busted the windows should pay, not her.

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Then, The plaintiff’s daughter, the defendant, asked her mother for a loan to purchase a home. Unfortunately, the plaintiff says her daughter stopped making payments, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant admits she asked to borrow money, but she insists the loan was a gift.

Plus, The plaintiff allowed the defendant to move in with him, but he claims the defendant began having sex with their other roommate and did drugs in their home. The plaintiff alleges the defendant lost his job and stopped paying rent for several months, so he’s suing. The defendant admits he owes rent, but he insists the plaintiff allowed him to do chores in exchange for a place to live.

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Then, The plaintiff gave her daughter, the defendant, money to purchase a car. However, the plaintiff claims her daughter totaled the vehicle and failed to make the payments, so she’s suing. The defendant denies owing because she says her mother forgave the debt.

Plus, The plaintiff used to be friends with the defendant. She says she sold the defendant a motorcycle, but he failed to make the full payments, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant insists they agreed upon a lower sale price than the plaintiff claims.

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Then, The plaintiff and defendant used to date, and they share a child. The plaintiff claims the defendant illegally withheld the title of her car after their breakup, so she’s suing. The defendant insists he withheld the title because the plaintiff won’t allow him to see his child.

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Then, The plaintiff claims her nephew drove her car without permission even though his license had been revoked. A police officer pulled over the defendant while he was driving the car, and it was impounded, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant says his aunt gave him permission to drive her car, and she even asked for a ride.

Plus, The plaintiff claims her ex-boyfriend kicked in her window and assaulted her in front of her son during a jealous rage one night. The plaintiff is suing her ex for the attack and defamation. The defendant believes he had reason to be jealous because he saw another man climbing out of the plaintiff’s window. The defendant denies he broke the window and insists the plaintiff initially attacked him.

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Then, The plaintiff used to date the defendant, but she claims he was moody, and their relationship was on and off. The plaintiff and defendant share a 5-month-old baby, but the defendant denies he’s the father, so the plaintiff has petitioned the court for a paternity test. The defendant has doubts about the paternity because he says he and the plaintiff weren’t having sex when the baby was conceived.

Plus, The plaintiff claims she sold her daughter, the defendant, a car, but she has yet to be repaid, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant argues her mother is suing her prematurely.

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Plus, The plaintiff met the defendant at an AA meeting. She claims she bought a car from the defendant, but it was a lemon, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant denies owing the plaintiff because the car was perfectly fine.

Then, In this special “throwback” episode, the plaintiff claims after posing in a picture with her ex, the defendant attacked her in a jealous rage with a pair of scissors, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant insists she was only acting in defense after the plaintiff had punched her

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Then, The plaintiff hired the defendant to give him a tattoo. However, the plaintiff claims the defendant drew on the tattoo backwards, so he’s suing. The defendant insists the plaintiff approved the stencil when it was on his skin, and he’s countersuing for defamation.

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Then, While together, the plaintiff claims she paid her ex-boyfriend to buy her a car and put it in his name because her credit was shot. However, the plaintiff alleges the defendant took the vehicle, so she’s suing him. The defendant insists the plaintiff used money from their joint account, so the car is technically theirs.

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Then, The plaintiff claims the defendant owes him money for a security deposit, so he’s suing. The defendant says she returned part of the deposit, but she withheld some for damages. The defendant is countersuing for emotional distress because the plaintiff often brought women home and didn’t tell her he was on probation for drug charges.

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Then, Growing up, the plaintiff was told one man was his father. However, after the plaintiff had his own child, his mother told him another man was his biological father, so the plaintiff has petitioned the court for a sibling DNA test. The defendant’s father admitted he hooked up with the plaintiff’s mother, but he refused to take the paternity test, so the defendant is in court instead.

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Then, The plaintiff says the defendant used to live with her daughter. Unfortunately, the plaintiff claims the defendant failed to pay a gas bill that was under her name, so she’s suing. The defendant insists she gave the plaintiff’s daughter money to pay the bills. The defendant believes the plaintiff should go after her daughter for the gas money, not her.

Plus, The plaintiff met the defendant online, and they became good friends. Eventually, the plaintiff allowed the defendant to move in. However, he’s suing the defendant for unpaid rent and a lease termination fee. The defendant claims the plaintiff drained him of money and had a secret sex chamber in the basement. The defendant insists he had to leave the home because the plaintiff was financially abusing him.

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Then, The plaintiff gave his niece money to buy a car. Unfortunately, the plaintiff says his niece failed to pay back the loan, so he’s suing. The defendant insists her uncle forced her to get the car. Besides, the defendant argues that she was a minor when her uncle provided the loan.

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Then, The plaintiff used to have a great relationship with his daughter, the defendant, until she married her controlling husband. The plaintiff is suing her daughter because he claims she and her husband owe him for utility bills from when they were living in his home. The defendant admits she agreed to pay the utility bills but insists she has given her father money in the past, so she doesn’t owe a thing.

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Then, The plaintiff used to be friends with the defendant. However, the plaintiff is suing his former friend because he gave the defendant money to invest in a marijuana business but has yet to be repaid. The defendant insists he never agreed to pay back the money.

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Then, The plaintiff says she sold a puppy to her former friend, but she failed to pay, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant refuses to pay for the puppy because she claims the dog was a terror who destroyed her property.

Plus, In this special “throwback” episode, the plaintiff claims she got back together with her ex-husband for a brief time after their divorce. During that second time around, the plaintiff says her ex left their apartment without notice and owes her rent money, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant argues that the plaintiff threatened him to move out, so he believes he owes nothing.

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Then, The plaintiff paid the defendant to train his horse, but he claims the horse didn’t show any improvement, and the defendant only showed up twice, so the plaintiff is suing for a refund. The defendant argues that she was dealing with family issues and had to postpone.

Plus, In this special “throwback” episode, the plaintiff claims she bought a car for her ex while they were together, but he failed to make the payments and racked up tickets. The plaintiff is suing for the cost of the car and the unpaid tickets. The defendant insists he gave the plaintiff all the money he owed, and he believes the plaintiff is just money hungry.

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Then, The plaintiff claims his ex-girlfriend owes him money for a security deposit from when they were together. He also alleges that his ex stole his furniture, so he’s suing. The defendant claims she broke up with the plaintiff because he assaulted her. The defendant insists the furniture is in her name, and she never agreed to pay the security deposit.

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Then, The plaintiff claims his former friend and roommate broke their lease and moved out early. The plaintiff says he was held responsible for the defendant’s unpaid rent and damages, so he’s suing. The defendant admits he moved out of their home, but he insists he notified the plaintiff and the rental company with plenty of notice.

Plus, The plaintiff says she allowed her nephew, the defendant, to borrow her car. However, the plaintiff says the defendant got the car impounded for driving on a suspended license. The defendant argues that when he was pulled over, the plaintiff’s car registration was expired and that’s why it got impounded.

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Then, The plaintiff claims he agreed to sell a car to the defendant, but he failed to pay, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant argues that the car broke down a day after he received it, so the defendant denies owing anything.

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Then, The plaintiff used to date the defendant. The plaintiff says the defendant asked him for money to purchase a vehicle but hasn’t paid it back, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant says he’s waiting to sell his former car before paying back the loan.

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Then, The plaintiff claims he gave the defendant, his ex-girlfriend, money to help her out with personal expenses while she was working as an exotic dancer. However, the plaintiff alleges that the defendant hasn’t paid him back, so he’s suing. The defendant insists she is a burlesque dancer, not an exotic dancer. She argues that the money was a gift.

Plus, In this special “throwback” episode, the plaintiff claims she gave her daughter money to make car and student loan payments while she was struggling. Unfortunately, the plaintiff alleges that her daughter, the defendant, hasn’t paid her back, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant insists her mother provided the money as a gift.

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Then, The plaintiff claims she bought her niece a home with the agreement she’d make the payments. However, the plaintiff says the defendant stopped making payments, so she’s suing. The defendant admits she had financial issues, but her aunt allowed her to make late payments.

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Then, The plaintiff claims the defendant knowingly sold her an illegal vehicle, so the plaintiff is suing for a refund. The defendant insists the plaintiff knew what she was buying and only went to him because she’s a cougar.

Plus, The plaintiff claims she gave her brother two different loans to help him in between jobs, but he hasn’t paid her back, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant insists there was no agreement in place, and the money was a gift.

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Then, The plaintiff moved in with her brother. However, the plaintiff alleges while living together, her brother tormented and harassed her, so she’s suing for emotional distress. The defendant says the plaintiff assaulted him, so he’s countersuing.

Plus, In this special “throwback” episode, the plaintiff claims her ex-boyfriend threw out her belongings during a fight, so she’s suing. The defendant insists all he did was pack the plaintiff’s stuff in trash bags and brought the belongings to her mother’s house.

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Then, The plaintiff says his son was driving one of his cars when the defendant struck the vehicle while drunk, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant admits she did have a few drinks and hit the vehicle, but she insists she did not damage the plaintiff’s car.

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Then, The plaintiff claims he agreed to work on the defendant’s deck for a fee. However, the plaintiff says the defendant failed to pay him for his services, so he’s suing. The defendant argues that the plaintiff didn’t complete the work in full.

Plus, The plaintiff used to date the defendant, but she found out he was using her for money and sex. The plaintiff claims she gave the defendant eight separate loans to help him out with personal expenses, but he hasn’t paid her back, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant insists the money was a gift.

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Then, The plaintiff claims the defendant’s son ran into her car, so she’s suing for damages. The defendant admits her son did hit the plaintiff’s car, but she insists the plaintiff is trying to sue them for pre-existing damages.

Plus, In this special “throwback” episode, the plaintiff met the defendant in college, and they reconnected years later. The plaintiff says she loaned money to the defendant amid his divorce, but he hasn’t paid her back, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant insists the plaintiff told him “not to worry about it.”

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Then, The plaintiff moved in with the defendant after her divorce, and they became friends with benefits. The plaintiff claims she and the defendant had their property in a storage unit. When the plaintiff went to jail, she says the defendant stopped paying the storage bill, and the plaintiff’s belongings were auctioned off, so she’s suing. The defendant argues that he was struggling to pay the storage fee on his own.

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Then, The plaintiff is suing her ex-boyfriend for unpaid child support. The defendant insists he’s a good father and gives the plaintiff money whenever she asks for it, so he shouldn’t have to pay.

Plus, The plaintiff runs a day care and claims she watched the defendant’s children for 45 hours in one week. Unfortunately, the defendant failed to pay, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant admits his children went to the plaintiff’s day care, but he insists it was for only 39 hours. The defendant is countersuing for harassment.

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Then, The plaintiff purchased a car from her friend, the defendant, but she never received it. When the plaintiff asked for a refund, the defendant refused, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant insists he told the plaintiff it would take a couple days to fix the car, and the plaintiff backed out of the deal.

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Then, The plaintiff claims her cousin used to be a good, churchgoing boy, but he took a wrong turn and eventually joined a biker gang. The plaintiff says the defendant took over her lease for several months but failed to pay one month’s rent, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant says he moved out early, so he believes he doesn’t owe the plaintiff anything.

Plus, In this special “throwback” episode, the plaintiff says the defendant is her mother. The plaintiff took out a title loan for the defendant while she was in jail but claims her mother failed to pay it back, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant insists she has already repaid the loan, and she believes her daughter is on drugs.

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Then, The plaintiff says the defendant hired him to do some work around her home. However, the plaintiff claims the defendant failed to pay him, so he’s suing. The defendant denies owing because she claims the plaintiff sexually harassed her and his work was sloppy.

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Then, The plaintiff claims the defendant’s son threw a rock at her young son at a baseball game, and she rushed him to the hospital. The plaintiff is suing the defendant for medical bills. The defendant insists it wasn’t just his son throwing rocks. In fact, the defendant alleges the plaintiff’s daughter was throwing rocks at the baseball game as well.

Plus, The plaintiff used to date the defendant, and they moved in together two months into their relationship. The plaintiff is suing his ex-girlfriend because he claims she asked for money to fix her car when they were together, but she hasn’t paid him back in full. The defendant insists the plaintiff gave her the money as a gift.

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Then, The plaintiff claims the defendant, an acquaintance, hit his car and refuses to pay for the damages, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant insists the plaintiff is overcharging him for the damages on his car.

Plus, In this special “throwback” episode, the plaintiff is suing her ex-lover for money she claims he cheated her out of before disappearing for years. The defendant insists the plaintiff is the one who left him for her own sister’s fiancé. The defendant is countersuing for a “laundry list” of items

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Then, The plaintiff, a magician, met the defendant in a production class. The plaintiff claims he loaned the defendant money for court fees but has yet to be repaid, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant insists he made attempts to pay back the loan, but the plaintiff told him they should go on “Judge Mathis” to promote his magic show.

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Then, The plaintiff purchased a van from the defendant. However, the plaintiff says the van broke down two days later, so she is suing. The defendant denies owing the plaintiff because he claims he sells cars as is.

Plus, The plaintiff, an animal lover, claims she sold a puppy to the defendant, who failed to pay in full, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant paid the plaintiff an initial payment of $100, but then she claims the plaintiff began harassing her and called Animal Control on her for no reason.

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Plus, The plaintiffs, three sisters, were always told the defendant was their father. However, their mother was a known prostitute, so they’ve petitioned the court for a paternity test. Additionally, one of the plaintiffs is suing the defendant because she gave him money to start a business, but he hasn’t paid her back. The defendant insists he thought the money was a gift, and he’s eager for the paternity test results.

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Then, The plaintiff has been friends with the defendant for over 20 years. However, the plaintiff is suing her friend because she loaned the defendant money to help her pay for a car, but the defendant hasn’t paid her back. The defendant says she and the plaintiff are like family, so she doesn’t understand why her friend is suing her.

Plus, The plaintiff was friends with the defendant but claims he nearly ruined his relationship after falsely accusing him of having an affair with the defendant’s girlfriend and 83-year-old mother. The plaintiff is suing his former friend because he says he gave him money to purchase a car, but the defendant never gave him the vehicle. The defendant argues the plaintiff once attacked him.

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Then, The plaintiff has known the defendant for over 30 years and claims she’s a hothead who is always about to “pop off.” The plaintiff alleges her former friend invited her to go on a trip to Washington, D.C., but the defendant ruined the trip, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant insists the plaintiff was the one who made the trip awful by insulting her the whole time. Besides, the plaintiff begged to go on the trip.

Plus, In this special “throwback” episode, the plaintiff is suing her ex-boyfriend because she alleges he physically pushed her car, damaging it. The defendant claims the plaintiff was the one who damaged the car by dragging him down the road.

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Then, The plaintiff went to the defendant’s shop to get her hair braided. The next day, the plaintiff alleges that four of her braids fell out, so she’s suing. The defendant has been doing hair since she was a little girl. The defendant insists she’s never had any problems until the plaintiff, and she’s countersuing for harassment.

Plus, The plaintiff used to be married to the defendant, and they have three children together. After their relationship ended, the plaintiff rented a house to the defendant, but she is suing the defendant for unpaid rent. The defendant insists the house he rented from his ex was haunted, and that’s why he won’t pay rent.

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Then, The plaintiff dated the defendant for three years, but she claims the defendant cheated on her. She and the defendant got a house together, but he stopped paying rent and never came home. She’s suing for breach of contract. The defendant argues he never cheated on her and he denies owing her.

Plus, The plaintiff and defendant used to be friends but eventually lost touch. They reconnected because they were both in jail at the same time. She says she agreed to board the defendant’s horse at her home, but she didn’t pay, so she’s suing. The defendant argues she brought all the supplies for the horse. She’s countersuing for unpaid wages.

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Then, The plaintiff took several designer handbags to the defendant to sell at her consignment shop. However, the plaintiff claims the defendant closed her shop without telling her and never sold the bags, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant admits she did not contact the plaintiff but insists she was suffering from PTSD after someone robbed her store.

Plus, The plaintiff and defendant met while they were both in the Marines. They lived together briefly, but then he asked her to move out. He says he bailed the defendant out of jail, but she never paid him back, so he’s suing. The defendant thinks the plaintiff is only suing her because he doesn’t approve of her new boyfriend.

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Then, The plaintiff married the defendant after they met online, but they got divorced because the plaintiff says she was abusive toward his son. The plaintiff is suing his ex-wife because he believes she stole money from him through a cash refund meant for the plaintiff. The defendant says she thought the refund check was for a car accident settlement, and she didn’t know it was meant for the plaintiff until after she cashed it in.

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Then, The plaintiff dated the defendant, and when their daughter was 2 months old, she tragically passed away. The plaintiff claims the defendant owes her money for child support, so she’s suing. The defendant claims he couldn’t find stable work at the time, and he insists he’s still in love with the plaintiff.

Plus. The plaintiff claims the defendant, her former friend, always chooses men over her friends. The plaintiff is suing the defendant because she says she paid for a trip, but the defendant ghosted the plaintiff and hasn’t paid her back. The defendant admits the plaintiff paid for the trip, but she couldn’t go because of her job.

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Then, The plaintiff grew up on the South Side of Chicago and was involved in drugs, gangs, and violence. The plaintiff doesn’t want her son to end up the same way, but she’s suing him because she claims his friend crashed her car. The defendant feels his mother is suing for more than he owes.

Plus, In this special “throwback” episode, the plaintiff and defendant share two kids but are no longer together. The plaintiff is suing his ex because he claims the defendant damaged his car one night while she was drunk and angry. The defendant admits she damaged the car, but she claims the plaintiff once broke into her house.

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Then, The plaintiff says her sister asked her for money to purchase a new car, but she hasn’t paid her back, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant claims the plaintiff offered the money as a gift.

Plus, The plaintiff claims he slept with the defendant one time, and she became obsessed with him. The plaintiff is suing the defendant because he says she totaled his car. The defendant insists the plaintiff gave her the car as a gift so she shouldn’t have to pay anything.

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Then, The plaintiff purchased a truck for her ex-girlfriend with the agreement that she’d make the payments. However, the plaintiff alleges the defendant failed to do so and racked up seven tickets, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant insists she gave back the truck and shouldn’t have to continue making the payments.

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Then, The plaintiff is suing her son because she claims he drove her car to work and totaled it in the process. The defendant denies owing because he was using the car to help his brother and accidentally fell asleep.

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Plus, The plaintiff says her sister is a violent person who has attacked multiple people. The plaintiff is suing her sister because she claims she gave her money for various expenses, but the defendant hasn’t paid her back. The defendant admits she’s been to jail for assault, but she insists she was only defending herself. The defendant denies owing because she never agreed to pay back the money.

Then, The plaintiff is a self-proclaimed “reformed burglar” who once pulled off one of the biggest bank heists in Nevada. The plaintiff claims he gave the defendant a loan after she got a DUI, but she hasn’t paid him back, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant believes she doesn’t have to pay back the plaintiff because of his past as a burglar.

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Then, The plaintiff is suing her friend of 15 years because she says the defendant asked for a $1,500 loan but never paid it back. The defendant insists she and the plaintiff always give each other money back and forth.

Plus, The plaintiff, an Ohio Buckeyes fan, claims the defendant, a Michigan fan, attacked him at the bar when his team lost, so he’s suing. The defendant admits that he and the plaintiff got into an altercation, but he insists the plaintiff instigated the fight.

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Then, The plaintiff dated the defendant but says they broke up because she was a promiscuous meth addict. The plaintiff claims the defendant even had sex with three other men while they were together. The plaintiff alleges the defendant stole money from him, so he’s suing. The defendant insists another one of her ex-boyfriends stole the money from her, and she had every intention of returning the funds.

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Then, The plaintiff says the defendant, her ex-boyfriend, cheated on her while she was pregnant with his child. The plaintiff is suing her ex because she claims he moved in with her but failed to pay rent. The defendant insists they were never together, and he didn’t agree to pay rent.

Plus, The plaintiff met the defendant while they were both in jail, and they became best friends. The plaintiff agreed to put the defendant’s car under her name as long she made the payments, but the defendant stopped paying, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant insists she couldn’t reach the plaintiff and that’s why she didn’t pay her.

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Then, The plaintiff put up her own money to help her mother while she was in rehab. Unfortunately, the plaintiff says her mother hasn’t paid her back, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant admits she has had issues with drugs but insists she has been clean for six years. The defendant says she believes the money was a gift.

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Then, The plaintiff has a child with the defendant. She says the defendant abused her when she was pregnant, but the defendant denies paternity. She’s petitioning the court for a DNA test and is suing for car repairs. The defendant thinks the plaintiff is the violent one. He’s countersuing for harassment.

Plus, In this special “Judge Mathis” throwback episode, the plaintiff claims his son physically attacked him and owes him money for a car he bought, so he’s suing. The defendant admits he and his father got into a physical altercation, but he insists the plaintiff initiated the scuffle. The defendant is countersuing for unreturned property and emotional distress.

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Then, The plaintiff has known the defendant since high school, but she says she never actually liked him. The defendant hired her to host and promote a variety show, but she argues the defendant fired her, so she’s suing for unpaid wages. The defendant claims the plaintiff blocked him on social media and sabotaged the entire event. He’s countersuing for defamation of character.

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Then, The plaintiff and defendant met at a bar, and they started dating. The plaintiff says they went on a road trip, but then he and the defendant got into a huge argument. He loaned the defendant money, but she has not repaid, so he’s suing. The defendant argues her ex has alcohol problems and he became verbally abusive to her when they were together. She thinks the plaintiff is suing prematurely because she told him she could not pay him back immediately.

Plus, The plaintiff had a one-night stand with the defendant, and several years later, he heard he fathered her child. He claims the defendant denied he was the father, then later walked it back and said the child was his. Now, it’s straining his own marriage. He is petitioning the court for a DNA test and is suing for emotional distress. The defendant argues the plaintiff is just afraid of his wife. She is countersuing for harassment.

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Then, The plaintiff and defendant became friends because their children are both competitive dancers. She says she knew the defendant had financial issues, so she got the defendant’s son an iPhone and new AirPods. She says the defendant and her son refuse to give her back the phone, so she’s suing for the cost of the phone and accessories. The defendant says the phone was a gift. She’s countersuing for harassment.

Plus, The plaintiff didn’t know the defendant was her cousin until she was 18 years old. They became very close, and she ended up getting a job. The plaintiff loaned him money for a truck, but he hasn’t paid her back, so she’s suing. The defendant claims the plaintiff defamed him to their co-workers, so he’s countersuing.

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Plus, The plaintiff brings her niece to court and says she can be a troublemaker. The plaintiff took care of the defendant’s children, but the defendant never paid her for what she was due, so she’s suing for unpaid wages. The defendant argues her aunt can be disrespectful and rude. She thinks the plaintiff is being sued for more than she owes.

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Then, The plaintiff met the defendant because they played bingo together, and they became friends from carpooling together. The plaintiff says she loaned the defendant cash on two occasions, but the defendant hasn’t paid her back fully, so she’s suing for the balance. The defendant argues the plaintiff turned all their bingo friends against her, and she thinks the plaintiff is suing for more than she owes.

Plus, The plaintiffs bring their daughter’s ex-boyfriend to court. The mother claims her daughter and the defendant were supposed to move in together, but then he broke up with the daughter after the plaintiffs filed the lawsuit. They are suing for the cost of a four-wheeler. The defendant thinks the plaintiffs are terrible parents and is countersuing for medical bills and emotional distress.

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Then, The plaintiff knows the defendant because she was friends with the defendant’s wife. She says the defendant hired her to redesign a room in his home, but he hasn’t paid, so she’s suing for unpaid wages. The defendant argues the plaintiff never gave him a contract and then she overbilled him.

Plus, The plaintiff brings her son to court. She says she bought him a keyboard, foot pedal, and Apple Watch on the condition he would pay her back. He hasn’t repaid her yet, so she’s suing. The defendant argues he never agreed to pay his mother.

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Then, The plaintiff dated the defendant, but then the defendant abruptly ended things. The plaintiff bought a Jeep for the defendant with the understanding the defendant’s dad would give the defendant money, but she hasn’t paid him, so he’s suing for the cost of a Jeep and tires. The defendant argues the plaintiff knew she didn’t have money to buy the car.

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Then, The plaintiff says her granddaughter, the defendant, was a problem child growing up. The plaintiff took the rims off her tires and left them at a family member’s house. She asked the defendant to pick up the rims, but she refuses to give them back, so she’s suing. The defendant argues the plaintiff told her she could keep the rims.

Plus, The plaintiff worked with the defendant, and they instantly became friends. She put the defendant and her boyfriend on her bill, but they stopped paying, so she’s suing for the unpaid bills and the balance on two cell phones. The defendant thinks the plaintiff is suing for more than what she owes.

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Then, The plaintiff brings his son to court. He thinks his son could be an alcoholic. The plaintiff says the defendant wrecked his truck, so he’s suing for car parts. The defendant disagrees with his dad about having an alcohol problem. He doesn’t think he owes his father anything.

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Then, The plaintiff hired the defendant to design and make a prom dress for her daughter. She says she gave the defendant a deposit, but then the defendant stopped responding and never finished the dress. She’s suing for a refund and the cost of the dress. The defendant argues the dress was supposed to be done on time, but the plaintiff canceled the order. She doesn’t think she owes anything. The defendant is countersuing for harassment.

Plus, The plaintiff and defendant dated, and they had a child together. The plaintiff claims her ex-boyfriend never grew up and smoked in front of their daughter. She bailed the defendant out of jail, so she’s suing for the cost of the bail bond and car repairs. The defendant says the plaintiff was the violent one. He says he doesn’t owe her a penny.

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Then, The plaintiff loves Aretha Franklin and saw in her concert several times. She hired the defendant to paint one portrait of Aretha Franklin and another of Miles Davis. She claims the defendant never gave her the paintings, so she’s suing. The defendant argues the plaintiff constantly changed the terms of their agreement, so that’s why she never got the art. He’s countersuing for labor and materials.

Plus, The plaintiff lived with the defendants. When she moved out, the defendants refused to return her personal belongings — including her mother’s ashes. She’s suing for unreturned property. The defendants argue the plaintiff and her witness bullied her. They say she still owes for rent, so they’re suing for unpaid rent and storage fees.

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Then, The plaintiff and defendant both have kids with the same man, and they became friends for the sake of their children. The plaintiff says she bought a van and let the defendant drive it with her permission. She says the defendant brought it back in terrible condition, so she’s suing for the cost of the van and emotional distress. The defendant claims the plaintiff is suing for more than what she owes.

Plus, The plaintiff says she sees the defendant like a brother because her mother raised him. The plaintiff let the defendant move in with her while he was looking for a place to live, but he didn’t pay rent, so she’s suing. The defendant argues he never agreed to pay the plaintiff rent.

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Then, The plaintiff has an on-and-off relationship with the defendant, and they have a child together. The plaintiff says the defendant’s family doesn’t think the plaintiff is the real father, so he petitioned the court for a paternity test. The defendant admits her family isn’t confident the plaintiff is the father, so she’s happy to take the test.

Plus, The plaintiff brings her former boss to court and says he stole $12,000 from the corporation, borrowed $10,000 from employees, and had indecent photos on his company phone. She is suing the defendant for three unpaid loans. The defendant admits he borrowed the money because he ran into major financial difficulties.

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Then, The plaintiff brings his sister to court. He says they grew up in an abusive household, which caused the defendant to live a destructive life. He loaned his sister an Xbox and says she damaged his laptop, so he’s suing. The defendant doesn’t think she owes him.

Plus, The plaintiff rented a room in the defendant’s house, but he claims the defendant was an alcoholic. The plaintiff paid the first month’s rent and half of the security deposit, but the defendant threatened to kick them out. The plaintiff is suing for a rent refund, security deposit, and illegal eviction. The defendant thinks the plaintiff was sneaking around her house. She’s countersuing because she claims the plaintiff vandalized her car.

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Plus, The plaintiff brings her cousin to court. She says she and the defendant weren’t close growing up, but they reconnected recently. The plaintiff loaned the defendant money to prevent her from becoming homeless, but she hasn’t repaid, so she’s suing. The defendant admits she intended to repay the plaintiff, but then the plaintiff threatened to sue her and her son.

Then, The plaintiff has been gambling nearly his entire life. He sent the defendant money to place football bets for him, but he claims the defendant refuses to return his winnings, so he’s suing. The defendant admits he kept some money because he thinks he should be paid for placing the plaintiff’s bets. He’s countersuing for harassment.

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Then, The plaintiff brings his son to court. He says everything was fine in their relationship until the defendant started dating his girlfriend. The plaintiff says he co-signed for his son’s car, but then the defendant stopped making payments, so he’s suing. The defendant argues he never had a childhood because the plaintiff was a crack addict. He’s countersuing for harassment.

Plus, The plaintiff and defendant met when they were both addicted to crack cocaine. The defendant runs a sober living home, and she moved in when she relapsed. She’s suing for personal property and emotional distress. The defendant says he got arrested because he was clean but continued to sell crack and his sober living home got raided.

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Then, The plaintiff bought a car on his 21st birthday and considered it his baby. He claims the defendant’s pit bull ran into his car, causing severe damage, so he’s suing for an insurance deductible and a rental car. The defendant admits his dog got loose the day of the accident, but there’s no way the dog could have caused the damage because he only weighs 55 pounds.

Then, The plaintiff dated the defendant, and they moved in together. He got arrested during their relationship, but when he got out of jail, all of his property was destroyed. The defendant says the plaintiff assaulted her once and got him arrested. She’s countersuing for car damages because she says he vandalized her car.

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Then, The plaintiff rushed into a relationship with the defendant, and they got married. She and the defendant are on the verge of a divorce, so the plaintiff wants custody of the defendant’s two kids. The plaintiff let the defendant’s cousin move in briefly, so she’s suing for rent and an electric bill. The defendant is sad about getting separated. She’s countersuing for damaged property.

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Then, The plaintiff thinks her brother, the defendant, is spoiled and needs to be more responsible. They moved in together, but the plaintiff says the defendant didn’t pay rent and used all his money on women, so she’s suing for rent and a cleaning fee. The defendant says the plaintiff acted like their mom when they lived together. He doesn’t think he owes her.

Plus, The plaintiff used to be best friends with the defendant, but they lost touch. They eventually reconnected and had a whirlwind romance. He cosigned on a lease for the defendant, but she never repaid, so he’s suing for unpaid loans. The defendant argues the plaintiff was abusive and is only suing her as revenge. She claims the plaintiff said he would cover rent. She’s countersuing for harassment.

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Then, The plaintiff dated the defendant, but he says the defendant cheated on him throughout their relationship. He says he and the plaintiff planned on moving in together, but after they broke up, the defendant never gave his belongings back, so he’s suing for unreturned property, including a dog. The defendant argues the plaintiff never came to pick up his belongings. He says the dog was a gift, so he’s countersuing for storage fees and harassment.

Plus, The plaintiff brings her daughter to court. He says the defendant was well-behaved until she started stealing. He put a cell phone in his daughter’s name, but the defendant never paid for it, so he’s suing for the balance. The defendant says the plaintiff walked out on her and her family when she was young, so she had to steal to support herself. She doesn’t think she owes her father.

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Plus, The plaintiff brings her twin sister to court. She says they were in a singing group together, but then the defendant went out on her own for a solo career. She claims the defendant used their shared Facebook page to promote her own solo work, so she’s suing for breach of contract. The defendant thinks the plaintiff was holding her back on her own career. She doesn’t think she owes her sister anything.

Then, The plaintiff and his girlfriend went to the defendant’s tattoo shop to get matching ink. He argues the tattoo artist did a terrible job, so she’s suing for a refund and the cost of tattoo repairs. The defendant argues the plaintiff was happy with the tattoo. He’s countersuing for breach of contract and defamation of character.

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Then, The plaintiff met the defendant at work. He let the defendant move in with him, but the plaintiff claims the defendant stole his property when she moved out, so he’s suing. The defendant argues she turned down the plaintiff’s advances. She’s countersuing for an unreturned security deposit and the value of a grill.

Plus, The plaintiff and defendant were best friends, but the plaintiff claims the defendant abused drugs because she lost weight so quickly. She gave the defendant money to help pay for a loan, but she hasn’t paid it back, so she’s suing. The defendant admits she owes the plaintiff money.

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Then, The plaintiff brings her granddaughter to court and believes she is abusing alcohol, weed, and other drugs. The plaintiff bought the defendant a car and says they agreed to a payment plan. She’s suing for the balance on the car and car repairs. The defendant is countersuing because she believes her grandmother is withholding her property.

Plus, The plaintiff dated the defendant for several years, but she claims she got him arrested twice. The plaintiff is suing for overpayment on a loan and punitive damages. The defendant argues the plaintiff was abusive to her. She’s countersuing for the balance on a loan and emotional distress.

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Then, The plaintiff used to be close friends with the defendant, but the plaintiff went to college and the defendant spent time in jail for drugs. They moved in together, but the plaintiff says the defendant never paid for rent his portion of the bills, so he’s suing. The defendant argues he offered to pay the plaintiff, but he refused to take the money.

Plus, The plaintiff and defendant became friends after meeting in a motorcycle club. The plaintiff added the defendant to his cell phone bill, but he claims she hasn’t paid, so he’s suing for breach of contract. The defendant thinks the plaintiff is suing for more than she owes.

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Then, The plaintiff and her cousin, the defendant, grew up together and were very close. The plaintiff says she moved some of her belongings into the defendant’s house, but then one day they were all gone. She’s suing for stolen property and emotional distress. The defendant doesn’t think she owes the plaintiff anything.

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Then, The plaintiff has 15-year-old twins and doesn’t know who their father is. She had a casual relationship with the defendant, but she was addicted to drugs at the time and slept with three different men. She petitioned the court for a paternity test. The defendant admits he had a brief relationship with the plaintiff, so he agreed to take the test.

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Plus, The plaintiff brings his neighbor to court. He claims the defendant accused him of sleeping his girlfriend, and in response, he damaged the plaintiff’s motorcycle. The plaintiff is suing for breach of contract because the defendant signed a note saying he’d pay for the damages. The defendant admits he pushed the plaintiff’s bike over. He’s countersuing for pain and suffering due to assault.

Then, The plaintiff met the defendant at an orientation, and they became friends with benefits. The plaintiff loaned the defendant money after she got into a car accident. He says she hasn’t paid him back, so he’s suing for an unpaid loan and stolen money. The defendant argues she only borrowed money from him once. She’s countersuing for lost wages and emotional distress.

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Then, The plaintiff brings his favorite aunt to court. He got in trouble when he was younger, but he’s trying to turn his life around. The plaintiff says he sublet his aunt’s apartment, but then she never moved out and backed out on the deal. He’s suing for a rent refund, moving truck, and emotional distress. The defendant is countersuing for an eviction bill and emotional distress.

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Then, The plaintiff and defendant met online, and they started dating. The plaintiff claims the defendant was trying to buy her affection in return for sexual favors. She made his cell phone payments, so she’s suing for breach of contract. The defendant is countersuing for the cost of a phone.

Plus, The plaintiff and defendant met in college, and they became friends. The plaintiff came up with a business idea and loaned him money. She says the defendant hasn’t paid her back, so she’s suing for breach of contract. The defendant is a party promoter and claims the plaintiff defamed him, which caused people to stop attending his events, so he’s countersuing.

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Then, The plaintiff is a hairstylist and claims the defendant posted pictures of her online and made false comments about her. She’s suing for harassment and defamation. The defendant argues the plaintiff started the social media feud. She’s countersuing for harassment and slander.

Plus, The plaintiff claims the defendant punched her and broke her nose after a fight over a boy. She’s suing for pain and suffering. The defendants, a mom and daughter, admit the daughter punched the plaintiff. The daughter regrets what happened, but she argues she paid off the restitution.

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Then, The plaintiff brings his son to court. He says his son started rebelling after he and his wife got divorced. He’s suing his son for the cost of a rental car. The defendant insists he paid his father and doesn’t think he owes anything.

Plus, The plaintiff met the defendant at a comedy show, and they became friends. She claims the defendant agreed to perform at a show, but he canceled after the deadline, so she’s suing for breach of contract. The defendant is countersuing for harassmen

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Then, The plaintiff grew up without a father figure and became involved in gangs and drugs. He dated the defendant and recently found out she has a child not long after they stopped seeing each other. He’s petitioning the court for a paternity test. The defendant says the plaintiff disappeared after they started seeing each other, and then she got pregnant. She feels confident the plaintiff is the father.

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Then, The plaintiff and defendant dated, and the defendant moved in with her soon after their relationship began. She admits she and the defendant drank a lot together, but says the defendant became violent. She’s suing for unpaid rent. The defendant argues the plaintiff was the violent one and even stabbed him with a skewer. He denies owing her anything.

Plus, The plaintiff brings her sister to court. She says she became a mother figure to the defendant when their own mother passed away. She claims the defendant changed when the defendant started dating her new boyfriend. The plaintiff paid to bail the defendant’s boyfriend out of jail, but she hasn’t repaid, so she’s suing. The defendant argues the plaintiff acts more like their mom. She’s countersuing for the cost of a cell phone.

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Then, The plaintiff dated the defendant, who she claims is an alcoholic. The plaintiff says the defendant nearly killed her and her grandchildren when he drove drunk and got into a major car accident. She’s suing for the value of her car and pain and suffering. The defendant argues he fell asleep at the wheel and wasn’t drunk when the accident occurred. He doesn’t think he owes her and is countersuing for defamation.

Plus, The plaintiff had been friends with the defendant for several years and eventually let the defendant move in with her. She claims the defendant’s dog damaged her car, so she’s suing. The defendant argues he never saw his dog cause the damage, so he isn’t even sure it’s the dog’s fault.

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Plus, The plaintiff says he moved in with the defendant two weeks after they began dating, and she even changed her last name to his on social media. He says he moved out after three months, but he’s suing for unreturned property and an illegal eviction. The defendant insists her ex moved in after two months but then kicked her door in. She’s countersuing for two unpaid loans, damaged property, and emotional distress.

Then, The plaintiff says the defendant dated her son and she claims he fathered her child. The plaintiff sold her a car, but she hasn’t paid for it, so she’s suing. The defendant insists the plaintiff is her child’s grandmother, and she’s countersuing for harassment.

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Then, The plaintiff says the defendant was her miracle baby, born against all odds. She said all was well until middle school, when he ran with the wrong crowd and got into trouble. She’s suing him for unpaid rent. The defendant says he started using pot at age 8, which led to meth, heroin, and oxy. He’s now two years sober.

Plus, The plaintiff says she grew up thinking one man was her dad, but he was in and out of her life. He told her that she had other siblings, so the plaintiff petitioned the court for a DNA test to see if the defendant is her half-sister. The defendant says her parents were married and she never knew her father potentially cheated. She thinks the plaintiff is her half-sister and is eager to learn the truth.

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Then, The plaintiff says the defendant is her son, who’s a mama’s boy. She says he was arrested after his ex falsely accused him of assault and she bailed him out. He has yet to repay her, so she’s suing for breach of contract. The defendant says his mom is extremely controlling. He claims his ex is now in jail for the false accusation.

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Plus, The plaintiff says she’s a recovering alcoholic and met the defendant in detox. They were friends until he began verbally abusing her, and she’s suing him for two unpaid loans. The defendant says he thought the two were dating, and he insists the plaintiff is suing for more than he owes.

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Plus, The plaintiff says he has a large social media following and the defendant agreed to perform a stunt live on Instagram for New Year’s Eve. He says she failed to rehearse the stunt and he got injured, so he’s suing. The defendant says after she agreed to drop a bowling ball on the plaintiff’s private parts, he began flirting with her even though she’s married. She’s countersuing for defamation.

Then, The plaintiff says he met the defendant on a gay hookup ad, but they were just friends. He claims his buddy stood him up a lot, though, and he’s suing him for the balance due on a loan. The defendant says they were friends until the plaintiff outed him to his parents.

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Then, The plaintiff says the defendant swept him off his feet, but they broke up because she cheated on him multiple times. He’s suing his ex for unpaid loans, the value of a car, and emotional distress. The defendant admits she cheated, but she claims it was after she heard rumors the plaintiff was cheating on her. She says he’s only suing because they’re broken up.

Plus, The plaintiff dated the defendant but says they both cheated on each other a lot. He says the defendant had two kids during their relationship, but he doesn’t know if he is the father, so he’s petitioning the court for two paternity tests. The defendant argues she is certain the plaintiff is the father.

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Then, The plaintiff says he was friends with the defendant, but he always tried to steal the plaintiff’s dates when they went out. He says he bought a tooth grill from the defendant, but it ruined his teeth, so he’s suing. The defendant says the plaintiff was irresponsible wearing the grill, so whatever happened is his fault. He claims he never had to steal dates because all the women loved him

Plus, In this Rewind, the plaintiff says she was married to the defendant for 13 years, but it was a roller coaster because of his heroin addiction. She’s suing her ex for breach of contract. The defendant admits he was an addict but says he’s been clean since 2001. He’s countersuing for tax refunds. In this Fast Forward, see how the litigants are doing now.

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Then, The plaintiff says she hired the defendant to make a Marilyn Monroe look-alike dress for her, but instead of getting a quality garment, she was threatened with a restraining order. She’s suing for a refund and emotional distress. The defendant insists the plaintiff took the dress and said she loved it. She’s countersuing for harassment and defamation.

Plus, The plaintiff says she and the defendant are married with three sons, but she claims he has doubts about fathering all three. She’s petitioning the court for three DNA tests. The defendant says he thought he had a child with his ex until a DNA proved otherwise, which is why he’s skeptical.

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Then, The plaintiff says she was friends with the defendant, but her friend was unsupportive of her relationship, even though the defendant was dating a married man. She’s suing her for a security deposit and emotional distress. The defendant insists she didn’t know her ex was married, and the plaintiff was dating a man with three kids.

Plus, In this Judge Mathis Throwback, we rewind to 2019 and a case where the plaintiff is suing the defendant, her daughter, for a stolen cell phone and defamation. The defendant says her mother dislikes her husband because of his religion, and she’s countersuing for breach of contract and harassment. Fast forward to today, and the defendant says she has had a restraining order against her mother for years. Watch to find out more on where they are now!

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Then, The plaintiff says he dated the defendant’s mother for four years. Even though she told him the defendant isn’t his child, he believes he might be, so he is petitioning the court for a DNA test. The defendant says his mom always said another man was his father, but he’s eager to find out the truth.

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Then, The plaintiff says she dated the defendant, but he denied paternity when she got pregnant. A DNA test proved he’s the father, so she’s suing him for child support. The defendant says the plaintiff put another man’s name on the birth certificate, and he insists the plaintiff refused to let him see his daughter.

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Then, The plaintiff says the defendant was supposed to pay him $500 to help him file for benefits, but he never paid, so he’s suing him. The defendant says the plaintiff is only suing because he rejected the plaintiff’s romantic advances since he’s straight.

Plus, The plaintiffs are a mother and daughter. The daughter says her late brother dated the defendant’s mom and said he was the defendant’s father. The plaintiffs knew the defendant’s mom had dated a few people at the time she got pregnant, so they petitioned the court for a paternity test. The defendant says she grew up in the foster care system and was adopted when she was 10 years old. She is eager to learn the truth about her father.

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Then, The plaintiff says her son dated the defendant’s mother when they were 16, and she believes the defendant is her grandson. Her son passed away before they could establish paternity, so she is petitioning for a DNA test. The defendant says the plaintiff and her son weren’t in his life, but he’s looking for some closure.

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Then, In this Judge Mathis Throwback, the plaintiff says she dated the defendant, who became jealous. She’s suing him for vandalizing her car. The defendant is countersuing because he says she bleached his clothes. Now they’re back — but on opposite sides of the aisle!

Plus, The plaintiff has been in Judge Mathis’ courtroom before — being sued by the defendant. They reconciled since then, but now he’s suing because he claims she snapped over a video of him with another woman and destroyed his car. The defendant admits she got revenge, but she doesn’t think she owes because he did the same thing to her car. She’s countersuing for emotional distress.

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Then, The plaintiff says her mother introduced her to drugs at age 3 and prostituted her out at age 16. She says she dated the defendant, but they broke up over his infidelity. She’s suing him for vet bills and emotional distress. The defendant says he was addicted to pills and cleaned up after prison, only to relapse with the defendant. He claims she cheated, and he’s countersuing for defamation.

Plus, The plaintiff says her mother introduced her to drugs at age 3 and prostituted her out at age 16. She says she dated the defendant, but they broke up over his infidelity. She’s suing him for vet bills and emotional distress. The defendant says he was addicted to pills and cleaned up after prison, only to relapse with the defendant. He claims she cheated, and he’s countersuing for defamation.

Then, The plaintiff says the defendant is her brother, who has been and out of prison. She says he took her car and stole the property inside it while she was hospitalized after being shot, so she’s suing him. The defendant denies stealing his sister’s car and says the police gave him the keys at the crime scene so he could take care of it.

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Then, The plaintiff says the defendant is his wife, and their wedding day was a nightmare. He claims she and her family assaulted him at the reception, so he’s suing. The defendant says she only slapped the plaintiff one time.

Plus, The plaintiff says the defendant is her daughter, and the plaintiff got custody of her child because of drugs. The plaintiff says the defendant had sobered up until she got with her current boyfriend. She’s suing for a credit card bill and a phone. The defendant says the plaintiff has always been there to pick up the pieces after her mother’s divorces.

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Then, The plaintiff says she was in two abusive relationships, which resulted in a broken door. Her dog escaped and the defendant found her but refuses to return her, so she’s suing for emotional distress. The defendant says the plaintiff’s dog had escaped so many times that she told the defendant to keep the dog. She’s countersuing for vet bills and harassment.

Plus, The plaintiff says her dad was in the military and they moved around a lot. She discovered that the defendant might be her half-sister, so she’s petitioning for a DNA test. The defendant says she only found out about the plaintiff when her daughter did an ancestry test. She’s hoping to find out the truth.

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Then, The plaintiff says the defendant is her husband, but they’re estranged because of his inappropriate relationships with his female friends. She’s suing him for breach of contract. The defendant says he loves his wife and doesn’t know why she’s so jealous.

Plus, The plaintiff says the defendant is her husband, but they’re estranged because of his inappropriate relationships with his female friends. She’s suing him for breach of contract. The defendant says he loves his wife and doesn’t know why she’s so jealous.

Then, The plaintiff says the defendant is his father, and he considers him his best friend, but now his dad is trying to dress and act like him. He’s suing him for damaging his laptop. The defendant insists his son is just mad because the ladies want to be around him and not his son.

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Then, The plaintiff says she dated the defendant, but their relationship was toxic and she had to file a restraining order after he punched her. She’s suing him for child support. The defendant says he was young and dumb, but he insists the plaintiff was violent too.

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Plus, The plaintiff says she met the defendant through her nephew, and she rented an apartment to them. She claims that after she and the defendant started dating, he stopped paying rent. She’s suing him for the rent and cleaning fees. The defendant insists he was paying the rent to the plaintiff’s nephew, and it’s not his fault the nephew didn’t pay her.

Then, In this Judge Mathis Throwback, the plaintiff says she met the defendant online and they got married but later split. She’s suing her estranged husband for property damage. The defendant says the plaintiff is a violent cheater, and he denies owing her. Find out if they’re still together in this Fast Forward.

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Then, The plaintiff says the defendant is her son, and he’s amazing, but he won’t stop smoking pot and keeps wrecking cars while under the influence. She’s suing him for breach of contract. The defendant admits he likes to smoke, but he insists he’s a responsible father of three. He says his mother is suing for more than he owes.

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Plus, The plaintiffs says they bought a puppy for their kids, but the say the defendant’s dog is vicious and attacked their pup. They say it was so bad that they had to put their dog down, so they’re suing. The defendant says her dog is not vicious, and she doesn’t believe her pet led to the death of the plaintiffs’ pet.

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Then, In this Judge Mathis Throwback, the plaintiff says the defendant is a regular at the bar where she works. She loaned him a scooter, but he never returned it, so she’s suing. The defendant says he tried to get in touch about the scooter, but was not able to. In a Fast Forward, the plaintiff returns for a new case — and she’s suing another friend.

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Then, The plaintiff says she had a rough upbringing, but she’s a survivor. She says she bought a car from the defendant, but it broke down right away, and she’s suing for a refund. The defendant says he offered to have the car looked at, but in the end, it’s an as-is sale. He’s countersuing for the balance due and repairs.

Plus, The plaintiff says he was friends with the defendant and rented him a house, but his friend ended up being a meth addict who turned the property into a drug house. He’s suing for rent and property damages. The defendant denies trashing the home, and he’s countersuing for breach of contract.

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Then, The plaintiff says she works at a youth center in Chicago, which is where she met the defendant’s daughter, and they became close friends. She’s suing because she says her friend took her car without permission and damaged it. The defendant says she was willing to pay for the damages, but the estimates were unclear.

Plus, The plaintiff says he paid the defendant to paint and do bodywork on his car, but he claims he ended up damaging it, so he’s suing for a refund. The defendant says he’s owned a body shop for years and gets glowing reviews. He insists he did the work as promised.

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Then, The plaintiff says his mother married the defendant when the plaintiff was a toddler, but the marriage fell apart due to the defendant’s drug use. He’s suing his former stepfather for three loans and breach of contract. The defendant admits he used cocaine but them went through rehab. He claims he’s being sued for more than he owes.

Plus, The plaintiff claims she gave money to her drug addict sister to help her get back on her feet. The defendant failed to pay the plaintiff back, so she is suing. The defendant admits that she has had struggles in her life, but she tried to get help and was denied any assistance.

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Then, The plaintiff says he bonded with the defendant over their military service. He says he had his stimulus check deposited in the defendant’s account, but his friend never repaid him, so he’s suing. The defendant says the plaintiff is a party animal who’s always broke. He insists the money was taken for unpaid child support, so he owes him nothing.

Plus, The plaintiff says the defendant is her brother. She claims he sold her an ATV and then repossessed it, so she’s suing. The defendant says he and his sister used to dabble in drugs, but that was a long time ago. He says his sister was supposed to pay it off within six months, but she failed to do so, so he’s countersuing for breach of contract.

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Then, The plaintiff says she was married to the defendant, but his crack addiction broke her since he sold anything he could get his hands on to support his habit. She’s suing him for breach of contract. The defendant admits he was addicted to drugs, but he insists he’s clean. He says the plaintiff is suing prematurely

Plus, The plaintiff says he was a substitute teacher and when his home burned down, the defendant, one of his students, helped him out. Still, he’s suing his friend for unpaid loans and emotional distress. The defendant admits the plaintiff also helped him out, but he claims the plaintiff harasses him when he’s too busy to hang out.

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Then, The plaintiff says she met the defendant at work and thought they’d be friends, but the defendant ended up using her. She’s suing her former friend for 38 unpaid loans. The defendant says she met the plaintiff working at a fast food restaurant, and it was nothing but drama. She insists the plaintiff is suing for more than she owes, and she’s countersuing for slander

Plus, In this Judge Mathis Throwback, the plaintiff says he dated the defendant’s mother when they were teens, and she became pregnant after they broke up. Still, she insisted the defendant was the plaintiff’s child, so he raised her. He’s petitioning for a DNA test. The defendant says she’s eager for the truth. Find out where they are now in a Fast Forward.

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Then, The plaintiff says he got caught up in the streets when he was young and even robbed a bank, but he has since turned his life around. He’s suing his cousin for the balance due on a car. The defendant says he also ran with the wrong crowd, and he’s countersuing for the balance due on a car.

Plus, The plaintiff says she met the defendant on a dating website, and although they were never involved romantically, they were friends and became roommates. She’s suing him for rent and emotional distress. The defendant says he only lived with the plaintiff for 24 days because she’s toxic. He’s countersuing for emotional distress because he says he was fired when the plaintiff contacted his job.

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Then, The plaintiff says he rented a home to the defendants. He claims they were always late on rent and then stopped paying altogether, so he’s suing. The defendants say the plaintiff is a pervert who used to barge in on them when they were naked

Plus, The plaintiff says her mother’s husband had an affair with the defendant’s mother. While the plaintiff’s mother said this man wasn’t her father, she believes he might be her biological dad and also the defendant’s. She’s petitioning the court for a DNA test. The defendant says he’s eager to learn the truth as well.

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Then, The plaintiff admits she is a recovering alcoholic residing at a sober living home. She became friends with the defendant during recovery, but she’s suing her for a balance due on a loan and stolen money. The defendant says she is two years clean from a crack cocaine addiction. She says she’s being sued for more than she owes, and she’s countersuing for harassment.

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Then, In this Throwback, the plaintiff says her father dated the defendant’s mother and they became friends. She’s suing her today for stolen money and emotional distress. The defendant says the plaintiff is no angel, and she’s countersuing for defamation. Fast Forward, and the plaintiff is back with a new case! She’s suing her brother for the balance due on a loan. The defendant says his sister is a gold digger and a homewrecker. He insists he tried to pay her back.

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Then, The plaintiff was best friends with the defendant and he was supposed to be the plaintiff’s best man — but never showed up. He then disappeared for 14 years. After they reconnected, the plaintiff loaned him money and was never repaid, so he’s suing. The defendant claims several family members have had serious health issues and he has been struggling.

Plus, The plaintiff says the defendant is her daughter and they are both addicted to pain pills, and they both say they are desperate for help. The plaintiff is suing her daughter for an unpaid loan. The defendant also admits to using fentanyl.

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Then, The plaintiff says his home was burgled when he was out of town and he lost thousands. Then he bought a fridge from the defendant and it didn’t work, so he’s suing for his money. The defendant says right after the plaintiff bought the refrigerator, he tested positive for COVID-19 and then got shot that day by his girlfriend’s ex and ended up in a coma. He’s countersuing for emotional distress.

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Then, The plaintiff says the defendant is her sister, and she allowed her and her boyfriend to move in with her. She says they argued all the time, smoked in the house, and rarely cleaned. She’s suing her for rent and the cost of a car. The defendant says her sister removed all the cooking and eating implements and also cut all the electricity, so she had to eat out all the time.

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Then, The plaintiff says her son died of brain cancer as a toddler, so she makes the extra effort to bond with her other kids. She bought them a camper, but she alleges that the defendant conned her, so she’s suing. The defendant denies owing the plaintiff for anything

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Then, The plaintiff says she dated the defendant and they bonded over a love of fashion. She claims when she opened up a boutique, the defendant created a fake Facebook page using her business name, so she’s suing. The defendant claims he’s a silent partner and had every right to make the page. He’s countersuing for invasion of privacy.

Plus, The plaintiff says she’s dated the defendant on and off, but they have trust issues. She’s suing him for stolen money. The defendant says the plaintiff accused him of cheating all the time, so he finally called it quits once and for all.

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Then, The plaintiff says she rented an apartment from the defendant, who turned out to be a meddler. She’s suing for a security deposit. The defendant says the neighbors complained that they could hear her having sex. She claims the plaintiff damaged the apartment and failed to pay rent.

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Then, The plaintiff, a former crack addict, says she knows the defendant through her mother. She’s suing because she claims the defendant totaled her car while she was in jail. The defendant says the plaintiff hustled the defendant’s mom to get money for her drug addiction. She alleges the accident was a hit-and-run that wasn’t her fault.

Plus, In this Throwback, the plaintiff says the defendant has children with her nephew. She’s suing because she alleges the defendant smashed a cell phone she had bought for the defendant’s son. The defendant says the plaintiff meddles, and she had forbidden her from buying a cell phone for her child. Find out where they are now in a Fast Forward.

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Plus, The plaintiff says after he lost his wife and kids in a house fire, he became addicted to meth. He says he got clean a year ago after he and his fiancée lost custody of their kids. He’s suing the defendant for a refund on a car. The defendant says he was a meth user too after he was mocked because of a birth defect. He’s clean now, and he’s countersuing for emotional distress.

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Then, The plaintiff says she dated the defendant for a few weeks when they were drug addicts. Years later they became roommates, but she was forced to leave and live in her car when he began harassing her, so she’s suing. The defendant admits they were friends with benefits at one point. He says he told her to leave because she refused to pay any rent.

Plus, The plaintiff says the defendant is her younger brother, who’s a real mama’s boy. She says she loaned him $4,000 without telling her husband, straining her marriage when he didn’t repay her, so she’s suing. The defendant admits he’s a mama’s boy, but he claims he’s being sued for more than he owes.

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Then, The plaintiff says she dated the defendant and he moved to L.A. to live with her, but they broke up because he couldn’t keep up with his financial obligations. She’s suing him for unpaid loans and mileage fees. The defendant says the plaintiff made sex videos and sold them, and he claims she’s suing him for more than he owes.

Plus, The plaintiff says he met the defendant through her ex and they became friends, but things got rocky. He’s suing his former friend for breach of contract and emotional distress. The defendant says the plaintiff is a mooch and a cocaine addict. She’s countersuing because she alleges he slashed her tires.

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Then, The plaintiff was married to the defendant’s friend, and he was best man at their wedding. After they divorced, she began dating the defendant. She accuses him of slashing her tire and burned her book collection, so he’s suing. The defendant says he only flattened her tire to prevent her from driving on bald tires.

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Then, The plaintiff says the defendant was engaged to her son, and she loved her like a daughter. Still, she’s suing her for unpaid loans and postage fees. The defendant says the plaintiff’s son was physically abusive and tried to strangle her, and then the plaintiff bailed him out of jail. She’s countersuing for emotional distress.

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Then, The plaintiff dated the defendant while he was separated from his wife, and they were on and off. She’s suing him for an unpaid loan. The defendant says they were on and off because she cheated on him constantly, including with a friend of his 19-year-old son, so he refuses to pay anything.

Plus, The plaintiff says she was close with the defendant and they partied together. She’s suing because she claims the defendant’s daughter damaged her TV. The defendant says the plaintiff is bougie and looks down on her. She insists her daughter isn’t the only one responsible for the broken TV, so she shouldn’t have to pay.

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Then, The plaintiff says she dated the defendant until she discovered he was cheating. She claims that after they broke up, she caught him on video keying her car, so she’s suing him. The defendant says his ex snooped and falsely accused him of cheating. He says she is the cheater and blames her for bringing out “the devil” in him.

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Then, In this Throwback, the plaintiff is suing his younger brother because he claimed he damaged his apartment. The defendant says his brother is arrogant, and he denies owing him for anything. Now they’re back in the courtroom again! This time, the roles are reversed: The plaintiff is suing his older brother for an unpaid loan, and the defendant denies owing a thing.

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Plus, The plaintiff says he was engaged to the defendant, but she left him for her current boyfriend. He’s suing his ex for unreturned property and an engagement ring. The defendant says her ex is a raging alcoholic who emotionally abused her. She’s countersuing for emotional distress.

Then, The plaintiff says the defendant is his uncle and they did a podcast together, but it fell apart when his uncle fooled around with the plaintiff’s ex. He’s suing for breach of contract. The defendant admits he hooked up with his ex, but he claims he did his nephew a favor.

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Then, The plaintiff says the defendant is her sister and she let her move in after escaping an abusive relationship. The plaintiff says her sister then began dressing provocatively in from of her boyfriend. She’s suing for rent and an assault. The defendant says the plaintiff belittles her and she denies hitting on her sister’s boyfriend. She says she only attacked her sister after she called her a name.

Plus, The plaintiff says she met the defendant online. They began dating and moved in together. She claims she found out he was cheating on her with his estranged pregnant wife, and she’s suing him for the balance due on a computer. The defendant insists he revealed the pregnancy to the plaintiff, and he thought it was another man’s child.

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Then, The plaintiff says the defendant is her brother, who she claims is a mean drunk. She’s suing him for the balance due on a car and unpaid tickets. The defendant says his sister always ratted him out when they were growing up. He’s countersuing for emotional distress

Plus, In this Throwback, the plaintiff says she and the defendant were friends until her friend began dating a drug dealer. She’s suing for rent and a security deposit. The defendant denies owing anything and is countersuing for car damages. Find out where they are now in a Fast Forward.

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Then, The plaintiff says she dated the defendant and they both moved in with her friend. She alleges the defendant started having sex with her friend, so she asked him to move out. She’s suing him for rent and emotional distress. The defendant insists he never cheated and he denies owing for anything.

Plus, The plaintiff says she grew up in a dysfunctional family full of abuse, but she didn’t become a product of her environment. The defendant is her best friend, but she’s suing her for an unpaid loan. The defendant says she and the plaintiff bonded over their family traumas, but she insists her friend is suing her prematurely.

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Then, The plaintiff says the defendant is his younger brother, but they had a falling out over a girl. He’s suing him for unpaid rent. The defendant says his brother physically attacked him over this girl even though he met her first. He denies owing his brother for anything.

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Then, The plaintiff and her mother say the defendant is the plaintiff’s brother, who they say has struggled with addiction. She’s suing him for unpaid DMV fees. The defendant admits he had issues with drugs and alcohol, but he insists he cleaned up his act five years ago. He denies owing anything.

Plus, The plaintiff is married to the defendant, who falsely accused her of cheating and vandalized her car. She’s suing her wife for the damages, two rings, and pain and suffering. The defendant says the couple fought and there was infidelity at their wedding. She denies owing, and she’s countersuing for breach of contract.

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Then, The plaintiff and her husband say the defendant was married to his son, but they’re separated. The defendant was arrested for assault and they loaned her money, but she hasn’t paid it back, so they’re suing. The defendant says the plaintiffs are good people, but their son was verbally abusive and he rarely sees his kids.

Plus, The plaintiff says after her brother died, she found out he had a son in foster care. The defendant reached out to her claiming he is the man’s son, so she petitioned the court for a DNA test. The defendant says he was raised in foster care and group homes, but he believes he is the plaintiff’s nephew.

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Then, The plaintiff says her son dated the defendant and they allegedly have a child, but she has doubts about the paternity because she heard the defendant is a prostitute. She’s petitioning the court for a DNA test and is suing her for property damage. The defendant says the plaintiff doesn’t like her, and she’s countersuing for defamation.

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Then, The plaintiff says she was friends with the defendant, who she now says is rude and violent. She claims the defendant threw bleach in her face and she ended up in the hospital, so she’s suing. The defendant alleges the plaintiff brought over several people to fight her, so she was acting in self-defense. She’s countersuing for property damage, harassment, and emotional distress.

Plus, The husband-and-wife plaintiffs say the defendant is their granddaughter who they raised, and they claim her husband is addicted to video games. They’re suing them for two loans and emotional distress. The defendants deny he’s addicted to games and they insist he does all the cooking.

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Then, The plaintiff says she was good friends with the defendant for 50 years, but the defendant pushed her once when she tried to hug her. She fell and broke her wrist, so she’s suing for the assault and medical bills. The defendant says the plaintiff was drunk and violated her personal space, so that’s why she pushed her. She’s countersuing for lost wages.

Plus, The plaintiff thought the man who raised her was her father, but he went to prison after raping the plaintiff when she was a teenager. She says after that, she learned that the defendant might be her father. Years after that, her mother told her again the defendant might not be her dad. She petitioned the court for a paternity test. The defendant says he always thought the plaintiff was his daughter until the plaintiff’s mom recently told him she might not be his biological daughter.

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Then, The plaintiff says family means everything to him, but the defendant, his niece, badmouthed him on social media. He’s suing for unpaid cellphone bills. The defendant says “petty” is her uncle’s middle name. She says she covered all his expenses when she came into money.

Plus, In this Throwback, the plaintiff says she got the defendant a job at a strip club, but she’s suing her because she attacked the plaintiff while she was driving. The defendant says the plaintiff attacked her by biting her, so she fought back. Find out what they’ve been up to since then in a Fast Forward.

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Then, The plaintiff says the defendant is her older sister, who started abusing alcohol and drugs as a teen. She’s suing her for stealing her identity and getting tickets in the plaintiff’s name. The defendant says she lost custody of her children because of an abusive ex, and she began using drugs and ended up in jail. She insists she’s clean now.

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Then, The plaintiff says she and the defendant got together when she was 16 and reconnected later. She says he abused alcohol and heroin when they were together. She’s suing him for unpaid loans and property. The defendant says dating the controlling plaintiff was exhausting. He’s countersuing for unreturned property.

Plus, The plaintiff says she is a veterinary student and fosters boa constrictors. She claims she paid the defendant for a snake and never got it, so she’s suing. The defendant says she loves reptiles, and she insists the person who was supposed to transport the snake bailed on her, and then the snake died.

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Then, The plaintiff says he was married to the defendants’ mother, but he caught her cheating. He says he has doubts that the defendants are his daughters, so he’s petitioning the court for two paternity tests. The defendants say they are eager to find out the results.

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Then, The plaintiff says the defendant is her sister and they used to be close. She accuses her sister of stealing her identity and opening up a credit card in her name, so she’s suing. The defendant says her sister is jealous of her. She insists the plaintiff knew she was getting the credit card. She’s countersuing for unpaid loans.

Plus, The plaintiff says the defendant was childhood friends with his son, and he took him in at age 13 because his mother was in an abusive relationship. He’s suing him for three unpaid loans. The defendant insists he was repaying the plaintiff when he filed the lawsuit.

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Then, The plaintiff says he knew the defendant in high school, but he was into sports and the defendant was nerdy. They became friends, but he’s suing him for the balance due on a car. The defendant says the plaintiff got him into smoking pot and he got arrested for stealing pizza. He claims he’s being sued prematurely.

Plus, In this Throwback, the plaintiff says she dated the defendant, but he was shady. She put a GPS tracker on his phone and found him with another woman. She’s suing for property damages and a loan. The defendant says the plaintiff is insecure, and he insists nothing happened. Find out what they’re doing now in a Fast Forward.

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Then, The plaintiff recently began breeding dogs and sold the defendant a puppy. He claims she hasn’t paid him for the balance, so he’s suing. The defendant claims the puppy was severely ill, and she and her other pets also got sick as a result. She’s countersuing for emotional distress.

Plus, In this 2019 Throwback, the plaintiff says the defendant told him she was pregnant two hours after they were intimate. He petitioned the court for a DNA test. The defendant insists he’s the father even though she once said someone else was the dad. In Fast Forward, find out where they are now.

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Then, The plaintiff says he was addicted to drugs and went to prison, but he’s been sober for 11 years. He’s suing his former roommate for rent, a loan, and damaged property. The defendant says he met the plaintiff in rehab, and he relapsed and became financially irresponsible.

Plus, The plaintiff, a college student, says the defendant’s dog attacked her dog, so she’s suing. The defendant says he used to run with the wrong crowd and was even shot, but he’s turned his life around. He insists the plaintiff is suing for more than he owes.

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Then, The plaintiff says he turned his life around after prison. He alleges the defendant was driving drunk and ran into his car, so he’s suing her for the damage. The defendant denies she was drinking and claims she hit the plaintiff’s car because she swerved to avoid two vehicles that were racing.

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Then, The plaintiff says she was hired to babysit the defendant’s kids because the co-defendant — the children’s mother — could not be left alone with them due to an active DCFS case. She’s suing for unpaid wages. The defendant says they never agreed on the plaintiff’s fees.

Plus, The husband-and-wife plaintiffs rented an apartment from the defendant, who they claim is rude and disrespectful. They’re suing because they say they’ve been overcharged on their electric bill. The defendant denies she overcharged for anything. She’s countersuing for emotional distress and defamation of character.

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Then, The plaintiff says she took in her grandchildren six years ago, and she claims she gave the defendant money for a puppy for the kids. She never got the dog, so she’s suing him. The defendant says he used to run the streets, but now he runs a nonprofit. He’s countersuing the plaintiff for defamation.

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Then, The plaintiff says he lost he brother to gun violence, so he values those close to him. Even though the defendant is a good friend, the plaintiff says he totaled his car, so he’s suing him. The defendant says the plaintiff is like a brother to him. He insists his friend is suing him prematurely.

Plus, The plaintiff says he began using heroin at 15 but has been clean for 31 years and even earned a master’s degree to help others. He says he’s suing because he hired the defendant to renovate a home, but he stopped showing up. The defendant says he lost his eye when he was robbed and then opened up a painting business. He said he missed work because his father died.

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Then, The plaintiff says he was always told he looked just like the defendant even though he had been told someone else was his father. He petitioned the court for a DNA test to find out. The defendant admits the plaintiff reached out to him about paternity, but he insists he never had sexual relations with the plaintiff’s mother.

Plus, In this Throwback to 2011, the plaintiff says the defendant is her second cousin. She’s suing her cousin after they got into an altercation at a family gathering and she claims she was almost killed. The defendant says the plaintiff was beating her niece with a belt and she intervened. She’s countersuing for defamation. Find out what they’re up to now in a Fast Forward.

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Then, The plaintiff is a retired baker and bought a food truck. She says she hired the defendant to do a wrap on the truck, but she claims he abandoned the job and ruined the vehicle, so she’s suing. The defendant says he didn’t complete the work because the plaintiff didn’t pay him. He’s countersuing for unpaid wages.

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Then, The plaintiff says she signed a nine-month lease with the defendant but moved out early. She found someone to take over the lease, but the defendant didn’t return her security deposit, so she’s suing. The defendant says she only agreed to refund the security deposit once the new tenant paid, but that never happened. She’s countersuing for rent and bills.

Plus, The plaintiff says he was a mischievous kid and was friends with the defendant growing up. He’s suing him because he claims his buddy totaled his electric unicycle. The defendant says he’s been friends with the plaintiff for 10 years. He insists he crashed because the plaintiff didn’t instruct him correctly.

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Then, The plaintiff says her great-grandson, the co-plaintiff, was addicted to meth, but he got clean. She says she bought a trailer for him from the defendant, but the defendant misrepresented its condition. They’re suing for a refund. The defendant says the trailer belonged to her son and was an as-is sale.

Plus, In this Throwback to 2009, the plaintiff is a mom suing her four sons for emotional distress because she claims they’re running the streets and getting in trouble. In a Fast Forward, we find out what they’re all doing now.

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Then, The plaintiff says he collects cars, and they’re often used in films. He claims he paid the defendant to restore a Mercedes, but he ruined it. He’s suing for a refund. The defendant says he told the plaintiff the car wasn’t correctly prepped to paint, but the plaintiff insisted he go ahead.

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Then. The plaintiff says the defendant is her son, who often got in trouble for fighting at school. She says he borrowed her car and crashed it, so he’s suing. The defendant says the car was in his ex-girlfriend’s possession when it was damaged, so he’s not responsible.

Plus, The plaintiff says she stole the defendant’s wallet years ago, but they got past it. She says she hired the defendant to plan a memorial service for her son, but she’s suing for breach of contract. The defendant is a nurse and event planner. She says she agreed to plan a birthday party, and she’s countersuing for breach of contract.

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Then, The plaintiff says she dated the defendant, but he became manipulative and tried to stop her from seeing her friends and family. She’s suing her ex for the balance due on a loan. The defendant says the plaintiff always wanted to go out and party and not stay home with her child. He’s countersuing because he claims the plaintiff harassed him at his job.

Plus, The plaintiff says he and the defendant worked together, but the man got fired for drinking on the job. He’s suing because he says he paid the defendant for a car and then never got the vehicle. The defendant insists he wasn’t fired. He claims his friend was the one who sold the car, not him, and he was just the middle man.

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Then, The plaintiff says she was sexually abused as a child and had addiction issues, and now she’s suing a former friend for defamation. The defendant, a single mother of three, admits she was an alcoholic but has quit drinking. She’s countersuing for damaged property and emotional distress.

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Then, The plaintiff says the defendant is her sister, and she’s a heroin addict whose life is out of control. She’s suing her sister because she alleges she stole her purse. The defendant admits she’s been addicted since age 21. She claims her sister blames her anytime anything goes missing, but she denies owing for the purse.

Plus, The plaintiff says he dated the defendant and he was at the hospital when they had a son. She then claimed he wasn’t the father, so he petitioned for a DNA test. He’s suing for a bill and emotional distress. The defendant denies cheating and alleges the plaintiff was extremely violent. She insists he’s the father.

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Then, The plaintiff says the defendant wanted to date her, but she refused. She still tried to help him out, but then he had her falsely arrested. She’s suing him for a loan, stolen money, and emotional distress. The defendant denied he ever wanted to date the defendant and says he owes nothing. He’s countersuing for harassment.

Plus, The plaintiff says the defendant is her cousin, and he thinks he’s a ladies’ man. She’s suing him for the balance due on a car. The defendant says the plaintiff is one of his favorite cousins, but he says she’s suing for more than he owes.

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Then, The plaintiff says she gave birth to the defendant at 17 and sacrificed a lot for him. She says she bought wedding rings for the defendant and his wife but has yet to be repaid, so she’s suing him. The defendant says the plaintiff gave him a good life, and he went on to join the Marines. He says he doesn’t owe for the rings because his wife was the one who made the deal.

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Then, The plaintiff says she grew up in an abusive household but got a college scholarship. She and her boyfriend say she saved up money to get her own place, but now they’re suing the defendant, her former landlord, for breach of contract and emotional distress. The defendant is countersuing the plaintiffs for damages.

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Then, The plaintiff says the defendant is her cousin, and they both have anger issues. She’s suing her cousin for totaling her car. The defendant says their family is cursed, and they both tried to get away from the violence. She admits she had a car accident but denies it was totaled.

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Then, The plaintiff says she and the defendant dated and were both addicted to meth, so he often had violent outbursts. She says she’s clean now, but he isn’t. She’s suing him for damaged and stolen property, plus rent. The defendant denies he’s an addict, and he’s countersuing for an illegal eviction.

Plus, The plaintiff says she’s known the defendant for 17 years and he’s like a brother to her, but she claims he preys on younger men for money. She’s suing him for money she alleges he stole from her closet. The defendant says he never stole money from the plaintiff, and he’s countersuing for defamation.

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Then, The plaintiff grew up in the projects of Chicago. She wanted better for her children, including her daughter, the defendant. She is suing her daughter because she allegedly failed to pay for a car that was in her name. The defendant ran the streets when she was younger but turned her life around after her first child was born. The defendant feels as though her mother should be more understanding of her situation.

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Then, The plaintiff worked for the defendant and claims she’s a drug addict who passed out at work several times. The plaintiff is suing the defendant for unpaid wages after she sent an invoice and didn’t hear back. The plaintiff is also suing for defamation of character. The defendant claims she did pay the plaintiff, but the check bounced. She also admits that she does take pills but insists they’re all prescribed by a doctor. The defendant is countersuing the plaintiff because she believes the plaintiff stole property from her store.

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Then, The plaintiff is suing the defendant, her “crackhead” neighbor, because he allegedly crashed into her car while driving drunk and high. The defendant denies he’s a crackhead and says the plaintiff has no proof of her accusation. The defendant claims the plaintiff smokes weed, and he insists she’s overcharging him for the damages.

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Then, The plaintiff found a new appreciation for life after she suffered a heart attack and got diagnosed with kidney cancer. The plaintiff is suing the defendant because she claims she hit her car and refuses to pay for the damages. The defendant admits she was a rebel growing up because she didn’t listen, which caused her to go to prison several times. Since then, she’s turned her life around. The defendant insists the plaintiff was parked illegally and that’s what led to the accident.

Plus, In this special 2016 throwback episode, the plaintiff says her son is dating the defendant, and they allegedly have a child together. But the plaintiff petitioned the court for a paternity test because she has doubts. The plaintiff claims her relationship with her son is strained because she called the police on him after he threatened the defendant with scissors. She’s suing her son’s girlfriend for the cost of two phones after she paid for them through a family plan, and the defendant agreed to pay her back but never did. The defendant insists she doesn’t owe her boyfriend’s mother a dime. She also says she’s hurt about the paternity test request. The defendant is countersuing for defamation of character.

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Then, The plaintiff rented a house to the defendant. He says the defendant was a star tenant for six months, but then he started acting erratically. The plaintiff argues the defendant threatened to kill him, so he filed for an emergency eviction. He’s suing for rent, late fees, and the cost of a carpet. The defendant is countersuing for illegal eviction.

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Then, The plaintiff and defendant met on Facebook and started dating. The plaintiff claims the defendant was cheating on him because he found texts from her ex. He says her loaned her money, but she hasn’t paid him back, so he’s suing. The defendant argues the plaintiff is only suing her because he’s mad that she ended the relationship. She says most of the money was a gift and he’s suing for more than she owes.

Plus, The plaintiff brings her son’s ex-girlfriend to court. The plaintiff says the defendant lied about being pregnant and claimed the plaintiff’s son was the father. She says the defendant damaged an apartment that was in the plaintiff’s name, so she’s suing for property damage and stolen money. The defendant says she sees the plaintiff as a mother figure. She admits she acted out during an argument, but the plaintiff’s son was harassing her.

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Then, The plaintiff and defendant used to be close friends because their daughters started hanging out a lot. The plaintiff claims she loaned $200 to the defendant because she needed it for a phone bill but hasn’t been repaid. She’s suing for an unpaid loan. The defendant stopped being friends with the plaintiff because she believed the plaintiff was abusing pain pills.

Plus, The plaintiff says she dated the defendant and everything was great until he cheated with his ex. She insists he’s the father of her twins, but he denies it. She’s petitioning the court for a paternity test. The defendant claims he saw another man running from the plaintiff’s hotel room around the time she conceived, so he has doubts he’s the dad.

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Then, The plaintiff had a rough childhood growing up because he was in and out of the foster care system and made fun of for ADHD. The plaintiff met the defendant at a cannabis-inspired golf tournament. He asked the defendant to store merchandise at his house for a few days, but now the items are gone, so he’s suing for stolen property. The defendant argues he never stole anything because someone broke into his house and took property. He doesn’t think he owes anything.

Plus, The plaintiff and defendant have dated on and off for five years, but the plaintiff says the defendant cheated several times and abused her. She claims the defendant stalks her and assaults her. She also claims he broke into her window and asked for money, but she refused, so he took her cash. She’s suing for stolen money. The defendant is countersuing for defamation of character.

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Then, The plaintiff dated the defendant. He stayed with her even after she cheated on him and got pregnant by another man. Over time, the plaintiff says the defendant stopped paying attention to her to focus on his rap career, so now she’s suing him for breach of contract. The defendant argues that he tried to do the right thing for the baby, but when he tried to bring another woman into the relationship, she was not into it. Now he’s countersuing for defamation

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Then, The plaintiff started dating the defendant while they were working together. Soon she discovered he was talking to another girl at work. She says she’s suing the defendant because he drove her car and crashed it. The defendant argues that the plaintiff is just jealous, and now he’s countersuing because he says the plaintiff damaged his gun safe during an argument.

Plus, The plaintiff rented out a room in his home to the defendant. He claims she turned out to be a prostitute, and he has the texts to prove it. He’s suing his former tenant for rent, late fees, and utilities. The defendant insists she’s never been a prostitute. She’s countersuing because she says the plaintiff broke into her room with a sledgehammer and destroyed her property.

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Then, The plaintiff dated the defendant, but after they moved in together, she claims he started disappearing for days and weeks at a time. She soon found out he was cheating on her with multiple women and is suing him for an unpaid loan. The defendant argues that he left and took trips because living with the plaintiff and her children during the pandemic was overwhelming.

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Then,The plaintiff dated the defendant, but on two occasions, she says the defendant came to her job and caused a scene, which led to her getting fired, so now she’s suing her ex-girlfriend for rent and breach of contract. The defendant claims the plaintiff punched her in the face and ruined her car, so now she’s countersuing for the damages.

Plus, The plaintiff says she paid the defendant to tattoo her arm. She claims his shoddy work gave her a severe infection, so she’s suing for medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering. The defendant claims he and the plaintiff had sex after the tattooing procedure. He says she got an infection because she failed to take care of the tattoo site. He’s countersuing for harassment.

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Then, The plaintiff and defendant had a one-night stand, and they didn’t talk afterwards. He ran into her at a party and claims he didn’t recognize her, and she got mad. The plaintiff argues the defendant vandalized his car by throwing a rock through it, so he’s suing for damages. The defendant argues the plaintiff crashed into her car and refused to take responsibility for it, so she got angry.

Plus, The plaintiff says she grew up always believing the defendant’s brother was her father. The man denied it, so she’s petitioning the court for a DNA test to see if she and the defendant are related. The defendant is eager to learn the truth to see if she and the plaintiff are related.

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Then, The plaintiff brings her cousin to court. She says they’re close, but they get into arguments every few weeks. The plaintiff loaned the defendant money, but she hasn’t paid her back, so she’s suing for the balance due on a loan. The defendant argues she’s being sued prematurely.

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Then, The plaintiff met the defendant when she was working at a strip club, and they hooked up a few times. She says they reconnected later, and he offered to help her sell some of the property she was looking to give away. The plaintiff claims the defendant never sold the items, so she’s suing for the value of stolen property. The defendant argues the property was a gift and he never agreed to sell it.

Plus, The plaintiff is an emergency room nurse and loves gardening. He brings his next-door neighbor to court because he claims the defendant poured poison on his flowers and killed them all. He’s suing for damaged property. The defendant admits she doesn’t like the flowers and thinks they look tacky. She claims she poured the substance on his flowers to help them grow, not poison them.

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Then, The plaintiff and defendant were previously on “Judge Mathis” when the defendant, her mom, needed help with drugs and alcohol. The defendant became sober thanks to Judge Mathis. The plaintiff says her mom has been living in her house and ruined her couch. She’s suing for the cost of a couch, airfare, and unpaid rent. The defendant argues she’s having a hard time because her other daughter is now struggling with homelessness and drugs.

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Then, The plaintiff is a webcam model who performs sex for a live audience. She argues she paid the defendant — her former best friend — to paint her apartment, but he never did the work. She’s suing for breach of contract and emotional distress. The defendant says the plaintiff never paid him, so that’s why he never did the work. He’s countersuing for slander because he claims the plaintiff told people he was dirty and had cockroaches in his apartment.

Plus, The plaintiff brings her son to court. She says her son dropped out of school when he was 16 years old and started drinking and acting out. He went to jail several times and ended up homeless. The plaintiff says her son moved back in with her to help him get back on his feet, but now she’s suing for rent. The defendant argues he’s clean and sober now and is working on getting his life back on track.

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Then, The plaintiff contacted the defendant to book exotic female dancers for a party. He says the defendant sent the wrong dancers and they were late. He’s suing for breach of contract. The defendant says the women who work for her are educated, employed, and independent. She argues she sent the correct women, the plaintiff never tipped them, and he even propositioned one of them. She doesn’t think she owes anything, and her dancers felt uncomfortable at the plaintiff’s party.

Plus, The plaintiff and defendant dated, and the defendant and her son moved in with the plaintiff. They were engaged, but their relationship was volatile, and they broke up. She’s suing for the cost of an engagement ring. The defendant argues the plaintiff was verbally and physically abusive, and she doesn’t think she owes.

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Then, The defendant from the previous case, Dementria, comes back on “Judge Mathis” to petition the court for another paternity test. The defendant Demetrius is also her son’s father. Demetrius reminded Dementria they had sex once around the time she got pregnant with her daughter, so Dementria wants a DNA to see if Demetrius is the father.

Plus, The plaintiff says she dated the defendant and claims he physically abused her while she was pregnant with their child. She’s suing him for half the value of a trailer, the cost of a car, and unreturned property. The defendant claims the plaintiff showed up at his house with guns drawn, and he denies owing her for anything.

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Then, The plaintiff brings her grandson to court. The defendant recently finished high school, and his mom went viral for twerking at his graduation. The plaintiff says she bought her grandson a car, and he agreed to pay half. He hasn’t paid it back fully, so she’s suing for breach of contract. The defendant says he almost died years ago when he was involved in a hit-and-run accident. He argues he fell behind on payments because he had to pay for books and other college necessities.

Plus, The plaintiff brings his neighbor to court. He claims the defendant’s son threw a rock at his car and damaged it, so he’s suing for damaged property and lost wages. The defendant argues his 6-year-old son has major behavioral issues and often runs away. He thinks the plaintiff is overcharging him.

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Plus, The plaintiff and defendant met through mutual friends on social media. The plaintiff says she asked the defendant to watch her dog for a temporary amount of time. She claims the defendant won’t return the dog, so now she’s suing for emotional distress. The defendant argues the plaintiff wanted to find a permanent home for her dog. She’s countersuing for harassment.

Then, The plaintiff brings his son to court. He says he suffered from PTSD and couldn’t be there emotionally for the defendant and his siblings, and the defendant started acting out. The plaintiff says he loaned his son money for car insurance, but he hasn’t been paid back, so he’s suing for an unpaid loan and rent. The defendant argues he never stayed with his father, so he doesn’t think he owes money.

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Then, The plaintiff used to be a California Highway Patrol officer and then became a police officer. He says his whole life changed after he fatally shot someone in the line of duty. The plaintiff brings his now ex-girlfriend to court. They were living at an extended stay hotel and after an argument, he called the police on her. He claims she took his laptop, so he’s suing for the cost of a laptop. The defendant argues the plaintiff is verbally abusive and has drinking problems, but she admits she took the laptop. She’s countersuing for emotional distress.

Lastly, The plaintiff used to work with the defendant, and they became friends. The plaintiff says she loaned the defendant money, but the defendant stopped paying and got fired. She argues the defendant filed a restraining order against her and threatened to shoot her, so she’s suing for an unpaid loan and emotional distress. The defendant is countersuing for emotional distress.

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Then, The plaintiff brings her son-in-law to court. She says her daughter and the defendant were high school sweethearts and got married. The daughter says her husband became very depressed and his behavior ultimately led to their divorce. The mother says the defendant asked for money to pay for rent, but he ended up paying for other items instead. She’s suing for an unpaid loan. The defendant says he paid for other debts first.

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Plus, The plaintiff and defendant grew up together and have been best friends for years. The plaintiff claims the defendant invited her on her family vacation to Florida and promised transportation would be provided. The plaintiff says the defendant couldn’t provide the transportation anymore, which meant she couldn’t go on the trip, so she’s suing for a refund, clothes, and emotional distress. The defendant argues she never agreed to provide the transportation, so she doesn’t think she owes anything.

Then, The plaintiff used to work with the defendant and the defendant’s witness. He shows recorded material in court of the witness — the defendant’s fiancée — having an affair with another co-worker. The plaintiff says after reporting the inappropriate conduct to his supervisor, the witness was fired. He believes the defendant slashed his tires in retaliation, and he is suing for damaged property and emotional distress. The defendant says he and his fiancée were going through a rough patch in their relationship at the time of the affair. He’s countersuing for attorney fees and defamation.

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Then, The plaintiff dated the defendant and said they bonded because they both like to smoke weed. They moved in together, and he claims she moved out but still owes for rent, so he’s suing. The defendant says she found out the plaintiff was cheating on her, so she moved out.

Plus, The plaintiff and defendant met when they were serving time in prison together. She claims she loaned the defendant money several times, but she hasn’t been paid back, so she’s suing for unpaid loans. The defendant argues the plaintiff has been repaid. She’s countersuing for property damages.

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Then, The plaintiff rented a room in her home to the defendant. She claims the defendant owes her money, so she kicked her out. The plaintiff is suing for unpaid rent and emotional distress. The defendant argues she paid the plaintiff every month and doesn’t owe anything. She’s countersuing for illegal eviction and harassment.

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Then, The plaintiff says she found out when she was 13 that the man she thought was her father might not actually be her real dad. She believes she and the defendant might have the same father, so she petitioned the court for a sibling DNA test. The defendant says he never knew anything about having a sibling, so he doesn’t know what to believe.

Plus, The plaintiff brings her daughter to court. She says her daughter would often run away growing up, but she wants to repair her relationship with her daughter. The plaintiff says she let her daughter borrow her truck, but the truck broke down and the defendant abandoned it. She’s suing for the cost of a car and auto repairs. The defendant thinks she’s being sued for more than what she owes.

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Then, The plaintiff and defendant reconnected on Facebook and got married months later. The plaintiff claims the defendant was a prostitute while they were married. The plaintiff changed the locks to their home and claims the defendant damaged his home in anger. He’s suing for property damages and a stolen laptop. The defendant admits she destroyed some of his personal items, but argues the plaintiff assaulted her. She’s countersuing for defamation and pain and suffering.

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Then, The plaintiff was raised to believe one man was her father. When she was 51 years old, she got a copy of her birth certificate and found another man listed as her father. The defendant and the plaintiff’s sister share the same father, so she’s petitioning the court for a DNA test. The defendant says he is eager to find out the truth.

Plus, The plaintiff rented a home to the defendant. He says the defendant stopped paying the water bill, which meant the water got shut off. The plaintiff evicted the defendant, and he’s suing for unpaid rent. The defendant argues the water got shut off only because there was a busted water line and the plaintiff refused to fix it. He says he went five months without water, and he doesn’t think he owes anything.

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Then, The plaintiff was in the Navy and became homeless when he got out. He eventually went to film school and became a director. He says the defendant is his best friend and he agreed to shoot a music video for the defendant’s son. The plaintiff claims the defendant’s son stole his jewelry when they were on set, so he’s suing for the value of the lost property. The defendant argues his son had nothing to do with it and never stole the jewelry, so he doesn’t owe anything.

Plus, The plaintiff dated the defendant for eight years. He says they broke up several times a year, but there was lying and cheating in their relationship. The defendant says he cheated on her over 60 times. The plaintiff claims he loaned the defendant money to pay for an energy bill, but she hasn’t paid him back, so he’s suing for the balance on a loan. The defendant denies owing him anything because he has never paid child support.

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