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A vehicle is damaged in an auto-shop fire; a woman is upset to find that her lover drained her bank card while she was in the hospital.
A vehicle is damaged in an auto-shop fire; a woman is upset to find that her lover drained her bank card while she was in the hospital.
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S19, EP222 "Title Jumping Jam?!; Help Me Find My Children!; Drunk or Asleep During Crash?!"The sale of a car goes south; a man's ex-lover sues him for payback for legal bills after he gains partial custody of his children; an unlicensed driver and a sleeping mother are involved in a car wreck.
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S23, EP195 "Permanently Disabled Entrepreneur!; Fiancée Father Fight!; Bingo Charity for Children!"A man says he started a business with his girlfriend but that she neglected to pay him; a man sues over a destroyed cell phone; a landlord approaches a tenant with an opportunity to help underprivileged children.
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S19, EP210 "Fight After Father's Death; Ex-Lover Road Rage?"Stepbrothers feud over diamond earrings, a pinball machine and a teen's retainer; ex-lovers crash into each other's vehicles while fighting on the phone.
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S19, EP239 "Coveted Corvette; Deer in the Headlights!"Father and daughter fight over custody of a car; a man who crashed his former friend's car into a tree blames a deer.
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