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Customer sues boutique owner for changing the store's return policy after an expensive purchase; bride blames baker for disastrous wedding cake mishap.
Customer sues boutique owner for changing the store's return policy after an expensive purchase; bride blames baker for disastrous wedding cake mishap.
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S3, EP104 "Drinks on Her & Show Me the Money Order"A first date ends with an exorbitant bar tab and a debate over who should pay; a woman accuses her neighbor of stealing her rent money.
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S3, EP105 "Expired Elegance & 5 Tiers Down"Customer sues boutique owner for changing the store's return policy after an expensive purchase; bride blames baker for disastrous wedding cake mishap.
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S3, EP96 "Swan Song & Flash and Furious"A photographer's camera ends up at the bottom of a pond during a marriage proposal; studio owner sues a client for a disparaging social media post.
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S3, EP97 "Babysitter See Babysitter Don't & Phlebotomist Failure"A mother sues her former babysitter after her son was injured while under her care; influencer blames phlebotomist for causing him to lose a brand deal.
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S3, EP103 "Good Will Gone Bad & Flight Fright"A neighborhood food drive turns dramatic when one organizer accuses another of stealing; bride sues her maid of honor for bailing on her wedding.
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S3, EP102 "Sibling Key-Outlay & Rash Decisions"Siblings go to court over a tone-deaf singer hired for their mother's funeral; mothers argue after face painting at a child's birthday party leads to a rash.
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S3, EP101 "Gentle Parenting vs. Tough Love & Merging Mayhem"A father sues his ex-wife after he paid for the damage from their son's tagging spree; a merge lane collision sparks a showdown in court.
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S3, EP100 "Absent Father, Present Debt"Hoping to reconcile with his adult son, a long-absent father helps his son financially, then demands repayment insisting money was a loan, not a gift.
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