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Multiple evictions and growing collection fees have exes Diamond and Eric arguing in court over who's at fault.
Multiple evictions and growing collection fees have exes Diamond and Eric arguing in court over who's at fault.
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S1, EP51 "Walton vs. Watkins"Multiple evictions and growing collection fees have exes Diamond and Eric arguing in court over who's at fault.
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S1, EP118 "Childress vs. Alston"A broken gaming console and a stolen laptop have exes Dominique and Deon standing before the judges.
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S1, EP129 "Few vs. Roundtree"James, a self-proclaimed "Karma Casanova," must answer for his disrespectful behavior in his relationship with girlfriend Shana.
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S2, EP48 "Willis vs. Hagans"A father's doubt and a mother's plea collide in court over paternity, love and a baby's future.
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S2, EP56 "Taylor vs. Taylor"A lie detector test could decide the fate of Andrecia and Alfred's tumultuous marriage filled with suspicion and regret.
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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, EP50 "Peek vs. Sharpe"Ebony challenges Malik's loyalty with a lie detector, testing both his promise and their future in this high-stakes case.
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