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Judge Ms. Pat settles three cases, exes beefing over bail money and shady vacations, a circus director who got played by his own contortionist, and a superfan who swiped his famous friend's card for a taco truck.
Judge Ms. Pat settles three cases, exes beefing over bail money and shady vacations, a circus director who got played by his own contortionist, and a superfan who swiped his famous friend's card for a taco truck.
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S2, EP19 "Busted Bathroom Blowout"Judge Ms. Pat settles three cases that include an employer suing his colleague over a model recruitment misstep, a mother suing her daughter over a house renovation and two friends beefing over a glam mishap.
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S2, EP20 "You Owe Me for VIP"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, EP16 "Fleas, Fees & Family Feuds"Judge Ms. Pat settles three messy cases: a sister going after her brother for ghosting her on car payments, a friend fuming over med spa cash gone missing and cousins beefing over a flea-infested, unpaid Airbnb stay.
Ms. Pat Settles It
S3, EP1 "Bail, Baecation & Betrayal"Judge Ms. Pat settles three cases, exes beefing over bail money and shady vacations, a circus director who got played by his own contortionist, and a superfan who swiped his famous friend's card for a taco truck.
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.
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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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