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Judge Ms. Pat settles cases that feature a wig job gone wrong when one client goes from Farrah Fawcett to Joe Dirt, a boss tripping over tips after his employee refuses to cough up extra dough and exes debating.
Judge Ms. Pat settles cases that feature a wig job gone wrong when one client goes from Farrah Fawcett to Joe Dirt, a boss tripping over tips after his employee refuses to cough up extra dough and exes debating.
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S3, EP2 "The Wig, the Whip & the Woof"Exes fighting over hidden cheating footage and a busted ride; cousins beefing after a dog turned Thanksgiving into an ER trip; an influencer calling out their hairstylist for a red-carpet disaster.
Ms. Pat Settles It
S3, EP3 "You Can't Pay Rent With a Kidney"A friend ghosting on a floor remodel job; an aunt chasing rent from her kidney-donating niece who won't leave; a pet mom billing her ex after her dog got sick from fried chicken snagged off the kitchen table.
Ms. Pat Settles It
S3, EP4 "Garbage, Grudges and Grown-up Rent"A neighbor demanding payback for trash duty and lawn care; an ex is accused of ditching a birthday bash over parking drama; a son dragging his money-hungry mom to court for sky-high rent.
Ms. Pat Settles It
S3, EP5 "Siblings, Strip Clubs, & Stacks"Settling three cases, from a twerk that broke a Vegas mirror to siblings fighting over strip club debts, and a man demanding payback after his ex-bestie gambled away their catering profits.
Ms. Pat Settles It
S3, EP20 "The Tooth, the Ferret, the Printing Press"Judge Ms. Pat dives into three wild cases: a ferret wreaking medical havoc, a girls' trip that ends in dental disaster, and an ex out for revenge (and a cut) from a money-making printing press pumping out QR-coded dancer merch.
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S3, EP19 "Cash, Cars, & Courtroom Chaos"Judge Ms. Pat tackles a buffet of bad behavior, a roommate treating the fridge like it's all-you-can-eat; a couple whose spicy night sent them to the ER; a mom hauling her grown son to court for dodging his car loan.
Ms. Pat Settles It
S3, EP18 "Clout, Power and Orange Chicken Hour"Judge Ms. Pat takes on three outrageous cases, sisters beefing for likes on social media, a roommate who ghosted the gas bill and ex-besties in a spicy showdown over Orange Chicken fame and the recipe that broke the internet.
Ms. Pat Settles It
S3, EP17 "Wrecked Rides, Ransacked Houses & One Haircut From Hell"Judge Ms. Pat settles three cases: a woman suing her sister-in-law after she totaled her minivan, a man suing his ex-BFF after a house party guest stole TVs and a woman suing her friend for ruining her kids' hair while babysitting.
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