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A man says he was sucker-punched by his neighbor after confronting the man's wife about leaving their child in an unattended vehicle.
A man says he was sucker-punched by his neighbor after confronting the man's wife about leaving their child in an unattended vehicle.
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S3, EP33 "Major Dad Energy"A man says he was sucker-punched by his neighbor after confronting the man's wife about leaving their child in an unattended vehicle.
Mathis Court With Judge Mathis
S1, EP68 "Sorry I Fell for You & Looks Like Exhaust"A woman is injured while tracking down her boyfriend and another woman at a party; a dispute between friends over unexpected rental car fees.
Mathis Court With Judge Mathis
S3, EP34 "Moving Truck Screw Up & Meow Mirage Mayhem"Ex-roommates blame each other for damage to a moving truck; a man grabs the steering wheel to avoid hitting a cat, but his ex says it was a post-surgery hallucination.
Mathis Court With Judge Mathis
S3, EP35 "Sisters-in-Loathe & A Canceled Canine"A rescinded wedding invitation comes between sisters; a pet-portrait business is hurt by a deceptive social media post on a collaborator's account.
Mathis Court With Judge Mathis
S3, EP33 "Major Dad Energy"A man says he was sucker-punched by his neighbor after confronting the man's wife about leaving their child in an unattended vehicle.
Mathis Court With Judge Mathis
S3, EP32 "Sapio Let Down"A woman sues a man she met online for lying about his intelligence, resulting in her losing big money at a trivia event.
Mathis Court With Judge Mathis
S3, EP31 "Sneaky Slasher & Mala-don't"Former friends end up in court after an unpaid loan leads to social media drama and slashed tires; a man sues after he's attacked by a dog while biking.
Mathis Court With Judge Mathis
S3, EP21 "Granny Grudge Match"Two longtime friends end up in court after an argument about their grandson's paternity turns physical.
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