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A woman insists the defendant is her 16-year-old daughter's father, but he has doubts, so she petitioned the court for a paternity test to prove it.
A woman insists the defendant is her 16-year-old daughter's father, but he has doubts, so she petitioned the court for a paternity test to prove it.
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S19, EP90A woman insists the defendant is her 16-year-old daughter's father, but he has doubts, so she petitioned the court for a paternity test to prove it.
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S19, EP110 "Judge Mathis"The plaintiff says the defendant is her full-blooded sister, but the defendant believes they have different fathers, so she petitioned the court for a sibling DNA test.
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S19, EP91 "Judge Mathis"The plaintiff says that the defendant's deceased brother was her child's father, but the defendant has been spreading rumors that his brother was not the father.
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S19, EP111 "Judge Mathis"A couple sue their former roommate for rent, moving expenses and emotional distress.
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S23, EP100 "Judge Mathis"A man sues his ex-fiancée for unreturned property and an engagement ring; she says she left him because he's a raging alcoholic and drug addict.
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S23, EP99 "Judge Mathis"The plaintiff says her sister tried to push her out of a car and strangle her with a seat belt.
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S23, EP98 "Judge Mathis"The plaintiff sues her ex-boyfriend for a cellphone and cellphone bill and says she caught him cheating; he brings to court threatening text messages she sent to him.
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S23, EP97 "Judge Mathis"A woman sues her ex-boyfriend for rent and emotional distress because he cheated on her with their roommate.
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