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Judge Ms. Pat settles three cases that include sisters suing their mom for a car loan, but mom says they got into two accidents in one day, a roommate situationship that ended after a week and cousins fighting over a busted up water heater.
Judge Ms. Pat settles three cases that include sisters suing their mom for a car loan, but mom says they got into two accidents in one day, a roommate situationship that ended after a week and cousins fighting over a busted up water heater.
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S2, EP13 "Ghost Ridin' My Whip"Cases include sisters going head-to-head over borrowed-but-never-returned clothes, friends wigging out over a hair disaster and ex-BFFs duking it out over a car note that went unpaid and unnoticed.
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S2, EP14 "Forget the Kisses, You Keyed My Car"Ms. Pat steps in to settle cases that include an ex suing her boo-thang for turning her car into a giant scratch-off ticket, sisters over unpaid rent and ex-besties throw down over a promo deal gone wrong.
Ms. Pat Settles It
S2, EP15 "You Stole My Chanel, Go to Hell"Judge Ms. Pat lays down the law on three cases including a stolen check, a broken TV and pawned purses to cover rent.
Ms. Pat Settles It
S2, EP16 "My Paycheck Doesn't Check Out"Ms. Pat settles three cases that include an employee chasing down back pay from their boss, cousins butting heads over a suspended driver's license and a friend who made a surprise pit stop.
Ms. Pat Settles It
S3, EP15 "Livestock on the Loose"Judge Ms. Pat tackles three shady cases, a sister demanding cruise money from her freeloading brother; a mentee dragging her mentor for unpaid design work and a neighbor furious after runaway livestock turned his dream yard into a barnyard disaster.
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S3, EP14 "Gimme My Cash for Granny"Judge Ms. Pat's settles three wild cases: a niece faces the fallout of her kids trashing a valuable doll collection, an ex-bestie dodges a debt over street corn, and a landlord who forgot that grandma care isn't free labor.
Ms. Pat Settles It
S3, EP13 "Baby Beef, Blown Bucks & Backyard Booty Mayhem"Three cases, zero chill; Judge Ms. Pat takes on a mom who swapped her daughter's LASIK loan for a shiny new Tesla; a best friend demanding baby-shower payback; a neighbor whose backyard hookup left more than hearts broken.
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S3, EP12 "Broke, Blocked & Busted"Ms. Pat is taking her unfiltered humor, street smarts and life lessons to a seat behind the judge's bench to settle real cases.
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