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A houseguest is sued over months of unpaid utility bills.
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"Can You Pay My Bills?"A houseguest is sued over months of unpaid utility bills.
The Verdict With Judge Hatchett
"Anti-Comic Book Hero & I'm Just So Handy"A man says his mother sold a valuable comic book out of spite; a dispute over payments owed for home repairs.
The Verdict With Judge Hatchett
"That's My Capybara & Hear's the Problem"A man sues his ex for keeping his exotic pets after they broke up; a student blames his ASL teacher for causing him to insult a deaf classmate.
The Verdict With Judge Hatchett
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