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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.
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, EP38 "Judge Mathis"The plaintiff dated the defendant and says she cheated on him around the time she got pregnant, so he has petitioned the court for a paternity test for her son.
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S23, EP12 "Judge Mathis"A woman says her best friend started hooking up with her ex while they were in Las Vegas, so she's suing for the trip expenses.
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S23, EP77 "Judge Mathis"The plaintiff, who took guardianship of the defendant's baby because she was born with meth in her system, sues the birth mother for breach of contract; the defendant counter-sues for unreturned property and says the plaintiff is vindictive.
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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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S23, EP76 "Judge Mathis"The plaintiff says that after her 9-year-old son passed away, she became addicted to heroin but has been clean for 30 years; she is suing her former friend for repayment of a loan, while the ex-friend denies owing her for anything.
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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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S23, EP51 "Judge Mathis"A landlord sues his former tenant for two months' rent, late fees and utilities, saying she was working as a prostitute while renting a room in his home; she counter-sues, saying he broke into her room with a sledgehammer and destroyed her property.
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S23, EP42 "Exes in Court"A woman says her baby daddy was abusive, and she had to file a restraining order; a man has doubts about fathering a defendant's 17-year-old daughter; a plaintiff returns to the show to find out if a defendant is her 18-year-old daughter's father.
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