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A woman sues her former nail tech, saying she paid her to take a nail class, but the defendant breached their contract; the nail tech counter-sues for slander and harassment.
A woman sues her former nail tech, saying she paid her to take a nail class, but the defendant breached their contract; the nail tech counter-sues for slander and harassment.
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S23, EP58 "Judge Mathis"A man sues his ex-girlfriend for repayment of loans after discovering she was cheating on him with her ex; she says he is suing out of spite for her ending their relationship, and the money he gave her was a gift.
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S20, EP44The plaintiff sues the defendant for a cable bill and emotional distress because she badmouthed her on social media.
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S20, EP136 "Judge Mathis"The plaintiff says he has always had doubts about fathering his former girlfriend's twin sons, now 26 years old.
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S20, EP11 "Judge Mathis"A woman is suing the defendant, her former employee, for an unpaid loan and claims that her boyfriend had an affair with her.
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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, 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, EP60 "Judge Mathis"A man sues his ex-wife, because he lent her money for their 18-year-old daughter to have surgery on her jaw, but he has yet to be repaid.
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