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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.
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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