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A tiny dog's owner takes its sitter to court.
A tiny dog's owner takes its sitter to court.
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EP11 "Clash of the Cousins"Dolly Parton impersonator Charlene sues her cousin for the return of a loan; Tiffany claims that Charlene gave her the money free, with no repayment required.
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EP6 "Beating the Bank"Nigel says his beat got stolen, remixed and resold with his permission; he wants money back from producer Daunte; a special guest witness weighs in.
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EP31 "Oh Man! You Ripped Off My Boy Band!"Accusations of embezzled funds put a band's future in jeopardy.
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EP14 "Gambling the Friendship"Daryl sues his former friend for missing belongings that he believes were sold to fuel Rashain's gambling addiction; Rashain claims someone else stold the items.
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EP50 "Hello Dolly! Goodbye Money!"A Dolly Parton look-alike sues cousins for repayment of a loan and brings in a Sophia Loren look-alike as a witness.
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EP44 "Did the Party Princess Ruin the Party?"Richard argues that Tanya tried to leave his child's birthday party early so he had every right to stop her.
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EP27 "Hey Cuz! Wii in a Dispute!"Herve Ambwa sues his cousin, claiming he sold his beloved Wii gaming console; Irvin, however, swears it was stolen.
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