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A married church choir director questions the paternity of twins after the choir member he was having an affair with sues him over an unpaid light bill.
A married church choir director questions the paternity of twins after the choir member he was having an affair with sues him over an unpaid light bill.
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"Daddy's Maybe"A married church choir director questions the paternity of twins after the choir member he was having an affair with sues him over an unpaid light bill.
The Verdict With Judge Hatchett
"Blindsided Bride"A woman sues her ex-fiancé after he abruptly ended their engagement with nothing more than a postcard.
The Verdict With Judge Hatchett
"Culture, Not Criminal"Brothers end up in court after a father sends his teenage son to stay with his uncle for cultural immersion, but gets immersed in trouble instead.
The Verdict With Judge Hatchett
"Where's My Goodbye?"A woman blames her brother for failing to inform her of their parents' deaths, having only learned the truth after traveling to Switzerland to reconcile with them.
The Verdict With Judge Hatchett
"Blindsided Bride"A woman sues her ex-fiancé after he abruptly ended their engagement with nothing more than a postcard.
The Verdict With Judge Hatchett
"Daddy's Maybe"A married church choir director questions the paternity of twins after the choir member he was having an affair with sues him over an unpaid light bill.
The Verdict With Judge Hatchett
"No Fishing Allowed & Auto-Wall-Pilot"A man accuses his ex-wife of ruining the birthday fishing trip he planned for their son; a client wrecks a rented SUV, then refuses to pay for the damage.
The Verdict With Judge Hatchett
"Coached to Divorce"A woman accuses her marriage coach of orchestrating her divorce in order to steal her husband.
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