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A woman says her ex-fiancé split without paying his share of the bills; an attempt to help a homeless single mom went awry when, the plaintiff claims, the defendant nearly burned down her kitchen.
A woman says her ex-fiancé split without paying his share of the bills; an attempt to help a homeless single mom went awry when, the plaintiff claims, the defendant nearly burned down her kitchen.
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S1, EP60A woman says her ex-fiancé split without paying his share of the bills; an attempt to help a homeless single mom went awry when, the plaintiff claims, the defendant nearly burned down her kitchen.
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S1, EP39A woman sues her co-worker for nearly $5,000 because of damages she claims the defendant made to her car while driving; a plaintiff sues defendants for missed rent payments, property damages and eviction fees.
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S1, EP89An unpaid loan brings a woman and her grandson's ex-girlfriend to court; a woman regrets agreeing to take out a loan for her ex-boyfriend.
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S1, EP120Ex-roommates call each other a deadbeat and a con artist; a former tenant wants to be compensated for repairs he made to a flooded, moldy basement, and his security deposit.
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S1, EP91A man who owes $5,000 in unpaid rent says he threw a fundraising party to raise the money and owes nothing; a woman says her sister agreed to pay off a vehicle loan and an electric bill, but the defendant says she never wanted the vehicle.
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S1, EP89An unpaid loan brings a woman and her grandson's ex-girlfriend to court; a woman regrets agreeing to take out a loan for her ex-boyfriend.
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S1, EP86A daughter resists repaying her mother for a cash loan or returning a phone for which she's paying; a woman says her ex is a deadbeat who took her collection of luxury purses and never repaid the money he borrowed from her.
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S1, EP77A couple say their ex-landlord rented them a property under false pretenses and misled them about amenities and utility costs, so they should not have to pay any fees; a man contends that his former friend forgave a $300 loan when he lost his job.
