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A young defendant tells an unbelievable story about how his sister "offered" to help pay for his girlfriend's boat; an ex-lover accuses a disabled woman of false arrest for assault.
A young defendant tells an unbelievable story about how his sister "offered" to help pay for his girlfriend's boat; an ex-lover accuses a disabled woman of false arrest for assault.
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S19, EP217 "Foster Parents' Dreams Bashed?!; Fight Night!"A couple accuse their landlord of robbing them of their dream to be foster parents; after a fight between a tenant and a landlord, roommates must battle over car damage, missing property and unpaid wages.
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S20, EP196 "Annulled and Angry!; Marijuana Insult?"A man makes all kinds of accusations against his ex-wife; a man denies doing drugs, but his ex-landlord says he used marijuana.
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S20, EP198 "Babysitting Scam?!; Father and Son Drama"A struggling mother denies trying to scam the government; a man retires and lets his son move into his old house, only to fight with him over the rent.
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S23, EP187 "Man Brings Wife and Girlfriend to Court?!; If You're Psychotic and You Know It, Clap Your Hands!"A woman discovers in a text message that her husband is lending money to another woman; a landlord sues for emotional distress.
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