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Owners say four dogs were involved in a vicious encounter; a woman accuses her father's ex-girlfriend of breaking into her home and stealing her dog.
Owners say four dogs were involved in a vicious encounter; a woman accuses her father's ex-girlfriend of breaking into her home and stealing her dog.
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S24, EP162 "Drones, a Dead Goat and a Drug Dealer?!; The Totaled Takeover!"A landlord accuses a woman with special-needs children of dealing drugs; a man takes over payments on his friend's car then racks up parking violations, totals the vehicle in an accident and refuses to continue paying on the vehicle.
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S19, EP162 "The Brady Bunch Gone Bad; Divorcees' Tuition Fight; Felony Misdemeanor Bailout"A blended family fights over bills, childcare and damaged property; divorced parents feud over their daughter's college tuition and an apartment lease; a family sue their former attorney for the return of his retainer fee.
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S19, EP36 "Drug Addict Destruction?; Restraining Order Damages; Freeway Crash"Former friends feud over rent and property; a woman sues her child's father over a false restraining order, while he says she destroyed their home; a motorist admits he lost control of his vehicle.
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S24, EP9 "Service Dog Scammer?; The Court Can't Help With Canoodling!"A man is accused of lying to his landlord about his dog being a service animal; judge Judy schools a young couple on what the court system can and cannot do when they fight over money after breaking up.
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S24, EP161 "Caregiver Cries Extortion by Disabled Senior!"A woman accuses her caregiver of running a pet-sitting business on the side; the caregiver says the senior committed extortion.
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S24, EP160 "Father Pulls Knife on Friend?!; Deceased Woman's Feuding Friends"A man comes at his friend with a pipe, saying his motorcycle was damaged, and the friend returns the violence with a knife; a woman agrees to care for her friend's ailing mother but after her death they fight over compensation for room and board.
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S24, EP159 "Homeland Security Fraud?!; Where's My Rottweiler Puppy?!"When a woman's Visa application is denied, she sues small business owners, saying they scammed her; a man puts down a sizable deposit for a puppy but never receives one, and the dog breeder sues him for libel and defamation.
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S24, EP158 "Honey, Can My Ex-Lover Move In?; Grandmother Charges for Daycare?!"A crazy living arrangement does not work out, and ex-lovers are left fighting over stolen property and tow fees; while a woman's son is in prison, she helps to care for her grandson, then slaps the child's mother with a bill for her services.
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