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A father demands that a tow truck driver cover the cost of his daughter's therapy sessions after he towed a vehicle with her still inside.
A father demands that a tow truck driver cover the cost of his daughter's therapy sessions after he towed a vehicle with her still inside.
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S4, EP3 "Tow Much Trouble"A father demands that a tow truck driver cover the cost of his daughter's therapy sessions after he towed a vehicle with her still inside.
We the People With Judge Lauren Lake
S3, EP38 "Weight-ste of Money"A woman takes her younger sister to court for the cost of a weight-loss program she says her sister bailed on.
We the People With Judge Lauren Lake
"We the People With Judge Lauren Lake"Family lawyer and legal analyst Lauren Lake helps litigants resolve issues.
We the People With Judge Lauren Lake
S4, EP4 "Scalper Scrap & Discounted Hunk"Fists fly when a scalper cuts ahead of a father waiting to buy limited-edition trading cards; a woman seeks a refund after an exotic dancer insults a bride-to-be.
We the People With Judge Lauren Lake
S4, EP3 "Tow Much Trouble"A father demands that a tow truck driver cover the cost of his daughter's therapy sessions after he towed a vehicle with her still inside.
We the People With Judge Lauren Lake
S4, EP2 "Vacation on Us & Inked in Regret"A couple sue their former friend for not paying her share of a vacation; a woman blames her former friend for recommending a tattoo artist with a predatory past.
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S4, EP1 "Fatherhood Forfeited"A father and his wife demand the return of child support and question paternity after they discover that the mother surrendered the child to the state.
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