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An ex-Playboy model says her former friend owes her for unpaid loans.
An ex-Playboy model says her former friend owes her for unpaid loans.
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S20, EP146 "Judge Mathis"A man sues his stepdaughter's boyfriend, saying that, after a court hearing, he assaulted him and broke his glasses.
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S20, EP149 "Judge Mathis"The plaintiff insists that she has a son with the defendant, who denies paternity, so she petitions the court for a DNA test.
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S23, EP71 "Judge Mathis"A woman says that her aunt spends her entire paycheck on clothes and shoes; she's suing her for car payments and repairs.
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S23, EP1 "Judge Mathis"A woman sues her son for parking tickets and emotional distress and says that, because her past drug addiction ruined their relationship, she's been trying to make amends, but he refuses to let go what has happened in the past.
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S23, EP83 "Judge Mathis"The plaintiff says the defendant harassed her and posted an explicit photo of her on social media without her permission.
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S23, EP81 "Judge Mathis"A man sues his stepdaughter for the balance due on a loan; she says that when she was younger, he was a drug abuser, forcing her into the foster care system, and her life was never the same.
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S23, EP79 "Judge Mathis"A woman says her baby daddy took her car without permission, vandalized it, and damaged her apartment.
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S23, EP71 "Judge Mathis"A woman says that her aunt spends her entire paycheck on clothes and shoes; she's suing her for car payments and repairs.
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