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A woman says she bailed out her boyfriend and got cheated on, instead of thanked; he says she's obsessed and generous.
A woman says she bailed out her boyfriend and got cheated on, instead of thanked; he says she's obsessed and generous.
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S12, EP51 "Oh, Bail No"A woman says she bailed out her boyfriend and got cheated on, instead of thanked; he says she's obsessed and generous.
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S11, EP90 "Not Letting Subletting"A woman says she subleased a co-worker's apartment, but when she moved in, the co-worker was still living there and showed no signs of leaving, so she moved out; each party says the other broke the contract.
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S12, EP4 "Get the Ex Out"A marriage ends, but the drama lives on under one roof; the plaintiff says her ex refuses to move out and owes mortgage payments; he says she's just jealous of his new relationship.
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S11, EP108 "Nanny McPay Me"Two plaintiffs were hired separately to care for the defendant's daughter but never got paid; the mother says the sitters are inflating the amount owed and accuses one of them of hitting her daughter.
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S12, EP58 "Breast Intentions"A separated couple battle over a costly cosmetic crisis; she says a heated argument left her with a ruptured implant and a contract for him to pay half the repair bill; he insists it was an accident and says she's using the fight to cash in.
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S12, EP49 "Not-So-Happy Camper"After a man dies in a crash, his mother says her former friend still owed him for a job he did; the defendant says there was no contract and that she already paid what was fair.
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S12, EP41 "Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow"A hairstylist says her client refused to pay after demanding unrealistic results and resisting professional advice; the client says she only wanted twists but was pressured into damaging treatments by a stylist who kept calling for help.
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