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Jennifer Lozada is suing her husband and his mistress for alienation of affection.
Jennifer Lozada is suing her husband and his mistress for alienation of affection.
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S2, EP4 "Adults only"Alexa is suing her boyfriend for abruptly canceling a trip of a lifetime because she needed to bring her kid.
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S2, EP8 "Baby Blues"Ariana Garcia, 19, sues her parents for refusal to acknowledge and respect her privacy and boundaries.
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S2, EP2 "Psychic promises"Mario is suing the neighborhood psychic Lydia after promising to remove his curse for a fee.
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S3, EP6 "Caught in the Act"Guillermo Logan sues Nancy Grant for $5 million, alleging false imprisonment and mental anguish after getting trapped by her security system during a burglary; Nancy defends her system and questions Guillermo's criminal history.
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S3, EP14 "Deflated Love"Chris sues ex-wife Lisa for $10,000, citing emotional distress and property damage; he says Lisa punctured his emotional support doll, Dolly; Lisa denies it, blaming Chris's objectophilia and claiming Dolly deflated when he sat on it.
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S3, EP13 "The Hero-Con"Daniel sues Jeremy for $800,000, alleging copyright infringement over a Nightshade Ninja costume that he alleges is a copy of his Shadow Shogun; Jeremy denies this, claiming his was original.
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S3, EP10 "Waisting Away"Erica Green is suing her ex-trainer Susan White for emotional distress and fraud, seeking $15,000; Erica gained 25lbs in Susan's Waist Away program instead of losing weight; Susan blames Erica's non-commitment and countersues for defamation.
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S3, EP9 "Little League, Big Problems"The Wilsons sue Sean Moore, Ballpark Bandits sponsor, for $10,000 after their son got fired mid-season; Sean blames Kevin's erratic behavior and Laurie for fostering negativity.
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