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A Georgia couple seek advice from the judges after struggling with nitpicking, job loss and starting a family.
A Georgia couple seek advice from the judges after struggling with nitpicking, job loss and starting a family.
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S1, EP17 "King vs. McFee"A Georgia couple seek advice from the judges after struggling with nitpicking, job loss and starting a family.
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S2, EP59 "Webb vs. Jackson"After years of ups and downs, the result of a DNA test will make or break a long-distance relationship.
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S1, EP28 "Hannan vs. Davila"Former roommates and ex-lovers Shelby and Natalie settle a dispute over unpaid rent.
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S1, EP67 "Roberts vs. Powell"Perrion and Steven didn't last as a couple but hope to make it as business partners; it may be time for a drug test.
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S2, EP62 "Mayes vs. Lebron"A rekindled love and broken trust collide as Larry evaluates his future with his ex-wife and their newborn son.
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S2, EP61 "Dooley vs. Sanders"A messy breakup leads to a heated dispute over car damage, cheating accusations and a demand for compensation.
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S2, EP53 "Cox vs. Carswell"Exes Caerya and James meet in court to settle a three-year debate over their son's paternity.
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S2, EP52 "Murphy vs. Scott"Destiny and Tavian clash over trust, paternity and financial woes, seeking answers that could make or break their future.
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