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A mom hires a designer to make the perfect prom dress -- but the dress becomes a no-show.
A mom hires a designer to make the perfect prom dress -- but the dress becomes a no-show.
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S12, EP21 "Prom Dress Stress"A mom hires a designer to make the perfect prom dress -- but the dress becomes a no-show.
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S11, EP62 "Tenant Tango"The owner of a nonprofit social services organization sues his subletter for nonpayment of rent, while she says his business partner advised her to withhold payment while they sorted out a problem with the building's owner.
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S12, EP38 "The Jewelry Joust!"One former bestie says a soured friendship turned into a fight and a jewelry heist; the other cries harassment and self-defense.
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S11, EP64 "Making Up a Cosmetic Excuse"A woman who values education gave her niece a loan for cosmetology school, and now has to sue for repayment; the niece says she should be allowed more time, but how does she explain going on a trip to Hawaii instead of repaying her aunt?
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