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Ms. Pat settles three cases that include brothers beefing over a damaged door and lost key, former friends fighting over a pricey VIP fee and besties blowing up over a beach vacation turned babysitting blunder.
Ms. Pat settles three cases that include brothers beefing over a damaged door and lost key, former friends fighting over a pricey VIP fee and besties blowing up over a beach vacation turned babysitting blunder.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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