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A woman sues an art studio owner for selling the painting she left behind after a painting class; friends end up in court after children stain and damage furniture.
A woman sues an art studio owner for selling the painting she left behind after a painting class; friends end up in court after children stain and damage furniture.
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S13, EP44 "Paint and Slip & Clean Up Your Decorum"A woman sues an art studio owner for selling the painting she left behind after a painting class; friends end up in court after children stain and damage furniture.
Justice for All With Judge Cristina Pérez
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Rerun Air Date: February 25, 2026Judge Cristina Pérez presides over small-claims court arbitrations.
Justice for All With Judge Cristina Pérez
Rerun Air Date: February 25, 2026Judge Cristina Pérez presides over small-claims court arbitrations.
Justice for All With Judge Cristina Pérez
S13, EP44 "Paint and Slip & Clean Up Your Decorum"A woman sues an art studio owner for selling the painting she left behind after a painting class; friends end up in court after children stain and damage furniture.
Justice for All With Judge Cristina Pérez
S13, EP43 "House Sitter or Squatter"A house sitter sues after her belongings are left on the sidewalk by the returning homeowner, who said she could store them until she found a place to live.
Justice for All With Judge Cristina Pérez
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S13, EP41 "Deceitful Father"A college student sues her father for spending her grandmother's inheritance on himself instead of her education as intended.
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