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A man is accused of causing damages during a drunken rage and admits he flushed his son's pet fish down the toilet.
A man is accused of causing damages during a drunken rage and admits he flushed his son's pet fish down the toilet.
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S24, EP14 "Are You Trying to Make Me Dislike You?!; Did You Think You Were Coming to the Circus?!"A woman is sued by her ex-best friend for the value of a car; Judge Judy says that being hard up for cash and having a bum boyfriend is no excuse for stealing a friend's money.
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S24, EP34 "Blind and Discriminated Against?!; Wedding Dress Payback!"A legally blind woman is court-ordered to take anger management classes after slapping her husband; when a woman goes after her ex-fiancé for the cost of her wedding dress, he brings up the $5,000 down payment he made on their home.
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S24, EP16 "First Date Kidnapping; Co-Signing Drug Catastrophe!"A woman says an ex-con kidnapped her and forced her to co-sign on a truck loan; ex-lovers co-sign on a vehicle which a friend borrows and which police tear apart looking for drugs.
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S19, EP87 "Repo Man Runaround?; Burglary and a False Arrest?"A man says a former friend was pulled over 26 times and failed to register the car he sold to him; ex-lovers' feud involves the return of property, a restraining order and false arrest.
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S24, EP183 "I'm a Cash Guy, Not a Tax Guy!"A man who admits he doesn't pay taxes sues a former friend for the return of property and for allegedly filing a false police report.
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S24, EP32 "Holistic Doctor Taken to the Cleaners!; Carnival Daughter Sued by Mom"The owner of a cleaning company goes after a former employee who denies stealing clients from him; a call to Child Protective Services, an eviction notice, and a newborn baby come into play when family members fight over reportedly stolen property.
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