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A man sues his sister for an unpaid cellphone bill and property; she says he threatened her, and she counter-sues for harassment.
A man sues his sister for an unpaid cellphone bill and property; she says he threatened her, and she counter-sues for harassment.
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S23, EP27 "Judge Mathis"A man who bought a car from a married woman says it was a lemon, so he's suing to get his money back; they argue over who was being flirtatious.
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S20, EP30 "Judge Mathis"A woman who ended her relationship with her boyfriend because of his trust issues sues him for the balance due on a cellphone bill.
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S20, EP55 "Judge Mathis"Plaintiff became a ward of the state at age 4 and at age 12, ran away to become a prostitute; she says she turned her life around and started dating the defendant, but he was unfaithful and also a cocaine abuser; she claims he vandalized her car.
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S20, EP120 "Judge Mathis"A man sues his sister for an unpaid cellphone bill and property; she says he threatened her, and she counter-sues for harassment.
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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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