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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, EP84 "Judge Mathis"The plaintiff says that after her son was murdered in 2014, she learned that he may be the defendant's father, so she has petitioned the court for a DNA test to find out if he is her grandson.
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S23, EP78 "Judge Mathis"The plaintiff's father says the defendant is her sister, but she wants proof, so she has petitioned the court for a DNA test.
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S23, EP68 "Judge Mathis"The plaintiff believes that the defendant may be the daughter of her brother, who has been deceased for 18 years, so she has petitioned the court for a paternity test.
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