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A couple who met online is at odds over credit-card use.
A couple who met online is at odds over credit-card use.
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S19, EP26 "Judge Mathis"A woman sues her former friend for a loan and court costs; the defendant says the plaintiff is obsessed with her.
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S20, EP25 "Judge Mathis"After meeting online, the plaintiff started dating the defendant, who she claims is a pathological liar with eight children; she sues him for three unpaid loans.
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S20, EP126 "Judge Mathis"A woman says her ex-boyfriend assaulted her, and she sues him for damaged property and the balance due on a phone and a watch.
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S21, EP1 "Judge Mathis"A woman sues her baby-daddy for child support, saying he won a court settlement, started throwing money around at the clubs and went to jail for abusing drugs; he says she cheated on him with his cousin while he was in prison.
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S23, EP94 "Judge Mathis"The defendant says she broke up with the plaintiff because he sent nude pictures of himself to her mother; he says she vandalized his vehicle.
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S23, EP88 "Judge Mathis"A woman sues her brother, saying his ex-girlfriend vandalized her car; he says he caught the incident on video and his sister should be suing his ex, not him.
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S23, EP87 "Judge Mathis"The plaintiff says her baby daddy rarely sees their child, and she sues him for the cost of ballet classes, medical bills and emotional distress; he insists he's not a deadbeat dad and is counter-suing for emotional distress and defamation.
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S23, EP67 "Judge Mathis"A woman sues a salon owner, saying that after her second visit, her hair started falling out; the salon owner says she offered her client a $175 gift card, which was accepted, but she's not giving her another dime.
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