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A man whose girlfriend saw him on a church live stream holding another woman's hand blames his pastor for getting him thrown out of his home.
A man whose girlfriend saw him on a church live stream holding another woman's hand blames his pastor for getting him thrown out of his home.
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"Won't He Shoot It"A man whose girlfriend saw him on a church live stream holding another woman's hand blames his pastor for getting him thrown out of his home.
The Verdict With Judge Hatchett
"Tossed Traditions"A dispute between a son and his mother after she throws away valuable, sentimental ornaments and refuses to seek care for her own mental health.
The Verdict With Judge Hatchett
"Don't Go Breaking My Table & My World on Wheels"A college student blames her classmate for breaking a glass table and a vase; a man sues his ex-girlfriend's adult son over a lent electric scooter.
The Verdict With Judge Hatchett
"Sunny With a Chance of Lies & Green Hair Day"A man takes an amateur weatherman to court because his picnic date was ruined by rain; a mother sues because her kids' hair turned green from a vacation rental pool.
The Verdict With Judge Hatchett
"Return of the Absent Dad"A mother and her adopted son sue his biological father after he re-enters their lives and causes the teen's grades to plummet.
The Verdict With Judge Hatchett
"Locked Out of Love"A music producer sues his ex-girlfriend for locking him out of his home and causing him to miss two recording sessions after she discovered his cheating.
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.
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"Super-duper-stitious"Sisters clash over the sale of their late father's home, with one blaming the other's grieving rituals and superstitious beliefs for causing damage and delays.
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