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A woman sues her ex-boyfriend for travel expenses after he doesn't show up at her friend's destination wedding.
A woman sues her ex-boyfriend for travel expenses after he doesn't show up at her friend's destination wedding.
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Justice for All With Judge Cristina Pérez
S11, EP15 "The Uninvited Guest"A woman sues her ex-boyfriend for travel expenses after he doesn't show up at her friend's destination wedding.
Justice for All With Judge Cristina Pérez
S12, EP23 "Cross Country Chaos & Stomp the Lease"A woman blames a road trip companion for the open-container ticket she receives; a tenant must move because of noisy drill-team practices.
Justice for All With Judge Cristina Pérez
S13, EP26 "Restricted Parking & String of Lies"A woman sues a good Samaritan for parking her car in a tow-away zone during a medical emergency; a singer blames a friend's public outburst for the cancellation of a gig.
Justice for All With Judge Cristina Pérez
S11, EP16 "Wrestling for Rights"Mother blames fellow wrestling team parent after her teen is bullied and has to change schools.
Justice for All With Judge Cristina Pérez
S13, EP17 "For the Recording & No Renters, No Money"Neighbors argue over the position of a security camera that faces a backyard pool; a woman sues her ex over delayed home repairs and lost rental income.
Justice for All With Judge Cristina Pérez
S13, EP16 "Check My Power & Cologne Ranger"A power outage ruins a tenant's expensive dog food; a singer's ex-girlfriend loses a bottle of cologne gifted by a fan.
Justice for All With Judge Cristina Pérez
S13, EP13 "Art, Art and Away & Knock Knock?"Original artwork is donated before it can be sold; a man doesn't allow contractors to access his cousin's ADU.
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