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A daughter sues her mom; an uncle sues his niece for a yacht trip after the spirits told her he should pay; exes dispute over rent, but he kicked her out on Christmas.
A daughter sues her mom; an uncle sues his niece for a yacht trip after the spirits told her he should pay; exes dispute over rent, but he kicked her out on Christmas.
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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.
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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.
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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
S2, EP12 "Kicked Out on Christmas"A daughter sues her mom; an uncle sues his niece for a yacht trip after the spirits told her he should pay; exes dispute over rent, but he kicked her out on Christmas.
Ms. Pat Settles It
S2, EP11 "If We Ain't a Thing, Gimme Back My Ring!"Judge Ms. Pat settles three cases, including sisters squabbling over a stolen and wrecked car, best friends who can't agree on what treat your self means when it's on someone else's card.
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S2, EP10 "Slayed Faces, Fried Edges"Judge Ms. Pat settles three cases that include cousins clashing over a crashed car, a photographer mom battling her client daughter who won't pay up and an auntie waging war against her nephew after he fried her edges right off.
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S2, EP9 "Drippin' and Dippin' Out on the Car Payment"Judge Ms. Pat settles three cases; co-parents who can't agree on who owes for a failed vacay, a woman suing her little sister after missing a Drake concert and a husband and wife suing their dripped down cousin for not paying his car note.
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