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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.
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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S23, EP41 "Judge Mathis"A woman says her ex was abusive, and she broke up with him after he choked her, then she discovered she was pregnant with his baby; she comes to court to sue him for child support and emotional distress.
Judge Mathis
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.
Judge Mathis
S20, EP42 "Judge Mathis"A woman sues her ex-boyfriend for harassment and repayment of two loans; he says he caught her in bed with another man.
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S20, EP25 "Judge Mathis"After meeting online, the plaintiff started dating the defendant, who she claims is a pathological liar with eight children; she sues him for three unpaid loans.
Judge Mathis
S23, EP82 "Judge Mathis"A woman sues her best friend's daughter for a gas bill, an electric bill and court costs; the defendant says the plaintiff falsely accused her of child abuse and called child protective services on her.
Judge Mathis
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.
Judge Mathis
S23, EP59 "Judge Mathis"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, EP53 "Judge Mathis"A woman petitions the court for rehab for her son, saying he's an addict who started using drugs as a teen and is running with the wrong crowd.
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