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A single mom accuses her roommate of shoving her child and admits to starting a fight to defend her screaming toddler.
A woman sues for $4,000 in pain and suffering over the stressful sale of an $800 car; friends with a common interest in custom cars end up fighting over $800 struts.
A young woman steps up to save a dog's life but expects payback from her friend-in-need; a food truck is impounded after amassing several parking tickets.
A formerly homeless man claims he was shocked to see two strangers in a compromising position in his new apartment.
An irate property owner accuses some Berkeley students of being aggressive and damaging property.
An alleged retaliation; when an Uber Fleet driver loses his job, he blames an alleged lemon-of-a-car for his termination and goes after the man who leased it to him.
A former Navy Seal offers all kinds of excuses when he refuses to return a female veteran's rental deposit.
A man takes a plea when faced with an alleged five years in prison after his ex-lover's car goes up in flames.
A property owner's tenants accuse him of having no right to rent to them; ex-friends fight over money and allegedly defraud the system.
A teenager says her Bar Mitzvah was ruined because of inedible food; a man's boss loans him $3,000 and wants to be paid back.
A woman claims her mother's boyfriend stole from her.
An elderly man befriends a young grocery store clerk who accuses him of romantic advances after he loans her money from his lotto win.
A woman sues her son for payback of everything from pawnshop jewelry to her grandchildren's fireworks; a car dealer wants nothing to do with an ex-customer when the vehicle she bought gets shot up.
A Lyft driver sues after allegedly being hit by an uninsured motorist; a man says his contractor did shoddy work on his shower.
The Better Business Bureau goes after a painting company when a woman claims their work was shoddy; friends who met in a bowling alley fight over an alleged loan.
A depressed, anxious man is unable to care for his service dog and says his son's teen mother kept the child from him; an ungrateful single mother of nine says her aunt gave her money only because she got an insurance payout to cover her mastectomy.
After a smoke alarm goes off, an apartment is drenched for 90 minutes because a new maintenance man can't get the sprinklers to stop; a woman says she is fed up with her roommate's partying and takes the matter into her own hands.
Prized racing pigeons, which can be worth millions of dollars, are terrorized by a neighbor's dog who gets stuck in their pen after a reported attack.
A concerned mother questions the paternity of her disabled son's child after he dated his fiancée for only three weeks; a young driver makes a 2:00 a.m., wide U-turn to satisfy his thirst and says he was T-boned by a motorist who ran a red light.
A man whose trailer went up in flames says his puppy pulled him out of a deep depression, but his ex-lover refuses to surrender custody of the dog.
Horse owners break down in tears over the death of their beloved horse by a driver who is accused of being on the phone while driving.
A woman's attempt to become a corrections officer is thwarted by a sister who registers a vehicle in her name and then totals it; a man in dire need of cash to care for his ailing mother borrows money from his boss.
A dog makes a court appearance after allegedly being attacked in a park.
A man is rushed to the hospital after allegedly eating uncooked meat; the restaurant owner says he can't prove it was from his dining establishment.
A man says he loaned a hotel worker $2,000; a woman submits evidence of terrible living conditions.
An elderly landlady is accused of intentional and malicious harassment of her tenants: she claims tiny dogs turned into giant pit bulls after their move-in.
A heated aunt/nephew dispute is upstaged by a disabled fan's shout-out to her favorite judge; Judge DiMango jokes around with a man who apparently charmed $600 worth of shoes from a woman accused of wanting more from their friendship.
After a runaway groom proposes an open relationship with his fiancée, her angry father steals his most prized possessions.
A hairstylist says her ex-friend is suing because she is still mad about a boy they both crushed on in high school; a real estate agent is accused of defaming a pool repairman on Facebook.
A chemist accuses the inventor of green topaz of failing to return jewelry; a "ruby even the Queen of England would want" is offered up.
A woman comes home to find pit bulls allegedly mauling her mini schnauzers.
A woman is sued for the balance due on a car she claims was stolen and that contained her son's ashes; a family allegedly finds mold, mildew and questionable bed stains in a vacation rental.
A service-dog breeding agreement falls apart when a pit bull owner is denied pick of the litter after his pet provided stud services.
An inexperienced office manager is accused of stealing $8,000 from her boss.
A woman invests $15,000 in an eco-friendly business but doesn't earn the kind of profits she allegedly bargained for; a woman sues a man after the car her daughter purchased from him died after four days.
A real estate agent claims he launched a woman's career by staging her paintings in his homes and feels justified in taking a cut of her sales; a litigant sells a car and neglects to tell the buyer it's about to be repossessed.
A young couple are accused of starting a bedbug infestation, having a disappearing dog, and leaving too much dust on their window blinds.
A lottery winner is accused of skipping out on car payments while trying to re-sell the vehicle; ex-partners hash out intimate details of their rocky relationship while fighting over birthday trips, accusations of infidelity, and pain and suffering.
A woman facing homelessness appeals to fellow Christians, who come to her rescue with a large monetary "gift" they say was a loan.
A woman says her landlord suggested owning a pet for pest control, while her daughter tagged the property for fun.
A self-proclaimed genius shows off his money online, and a relative stranger takes him up on a $1,000 "gift"; when cars collide in the parking lot of a plasma center, an uninsured motorist accuses a donor of being disoriented after her donation.
A grieving man claims his car was illegally repossessed by a used-car salesman; he denies lying about the vehicle's whereabouts and his job history.
When bumper-to-bumper, grief-stricken motorists collide, a battle over liability and insurance ensues; a tenant accuses his landlord of spending his $2,600 security deposit on remodeling instead of minor wear-and-tear repairs.
A woman says she lent thousands of dollars to her ex so he could open his own barbershop, and she feared for her life when she started dating again.
A burning sensation during a hairstylist's color treatment reportedly leaves a platinum blonde with much of her hair falling out; five minutes after borrowing his girlfriend's car, a man crashes it and has another accident weeks later.
A disabled single parent lawlessly inserts the threat of violence when she warns her landlord that she has a firearm.
A professor is accused of being a violent racist and the Kardashians of being prostitutes when a college student reportedly and outrageously violates the First Amendment.
A woman says she had no choice but to get involved in her roommate's relationship when a baby's safety was threatened; a woman is ostracized by her family after taking a disturbing video and accusing a relative of elder abuse.
Pandemonium breaks out -- and is caught on tape -- when an Airbnb one-night rental is host to an unapproved, wild high school party.
Every point a woman makes weakens her defense against her attorney landlord, who accuses her of property damage; a deal to trade a phone for a place to stay falls apart when close friends fight over reported modifications to their original agreement.
When his own grandson steals his car and causes a four-car pile-up, a safety officer makes the tough choice to prosecute him.
A shocking video that gained national fame is featured as evidence when a Bagel Boss guy refuses to enter a boxing ring with Screech from "Saved by the Bell."
A woman regrets shelling out thousands of dollars to a needy family friend before receiving an expected settlement; a major windstorm leads to a major meltdown between a tree trimmer and a furious client who is reportedly locked and loaded.
A man's disrespect for a judge lands him in hot water as he makes accusations against an ex-roommate; a photographer pleads for financial aid for emergency surgery, not knowing that the client who comes to her rescue is investigating her past (this case is continued in Episode S06 E56).
A business owner with a degree in dispute resolution is embarrassed to have to resort to a national TV show to resolve a conflict.
A model accuses her photographer, who has MS, of defrauding her and 149 other people. This case is continued from Episode S06 E54.
Landlords blame a vermin infestation and a fire on their tenants, while the tenants say rats gnawed through heavy-duty traps; a grandmother who took her family on a fantastic trip to her homeland says her travel agency canceled their return flights.
A woman accuses her sister of being complicit in the death of her adult son and accuses the judges of villainizing her.
A fragile ex-lover ends up with staples in his head after being attacked because of a messy breakup and a reportedly adulterous trip to Mexico.
A criminal flees the scene of a debilitating assault; after his capture and six-month jail term, he sues his victim for scratches on his car.
Twenty years after sharing a high-school cheerleading stage, ex-friends fight over money taken from a child's savings account; a woman says her baby daddy walked out on her because a friend acted the fool during dinner in a restaurant.
A high-speed crash knocks out a skier and throws her 30 feet from the point of impact; the snow boarder who hit her says she was skiing recklessly.
A woman accuses her mother of destroying her own home in order to frame her for the damages; the IRS comes knocking when it finds an unusually large tax deduction.
A vendor who helps struggling artists is banned from a music festival; he sends a disturbing video to a couple, one of whom commits suicide two days after viewing it.
A new neighbor is walking her beagle when a big dog reportedly charges and knocks her down; a proud gun-owner spooks his landlord when he tampers with her home surveillance system.
A woman rents her brand-new vehicle to a man who reportedly returns it smelling of cigar smoke, body odor and urine; the judges rifle through a tray of jewelry in a dispute over the sale of 600 pieces of very low priced necklaces and earrings.
An ex-student/lover of a tennis pro says he offered to negotiate intimate favors in exchange for repayment of a loan.
After a truck driver breaks up with his girlfriend, he claims he only made payments on their shared bed out of pity.
A teenager sues for emotional distress when her prom dress isn't ready the day before the prom.
A dog mauls a neighbor's cat; pet owners fight over alleged threats, harassment and medical bills.
When a woman finds out that her ex-lover's new girlfriend is pregnant, she threatens her.
A woman discovers that her lover is a registered sex offender.
After claiming a woman's head is larger than normal, a weaving stylist says she received 87 threatening texts in response.
A father says he went up against a biased justice system that errs on the side of reportedly abused women; a man who installed the fuel pump on a car that went up in flames containing everything he owned goes after the friend who sold it to him.
An extreme cat-lover says her landlord's volatility caused her miscarriage; he says she tried to trade intimacy for back rent.
A woman claims a pit bull mauled her dog, Nacho, who ran away, never to be seen again.
A married couple offers to take in a tenant's child in order to help a struggling mother; she responds by suing them for having the nerve to evict her.
A shoe salesman is featured on the news after being viciously attacked; he claims his landlord stole from him while he was in the hospital.
A man says he was the racial scapegoat in a political campaign after being accused of multiple felonies and signature fraud.
A man's friend of 25 years acts the fool at his workplace; a brother and sister cannot seem to grasp their rental responsibilities.
A woman wants to be repaid the $5,000 she spent to bail her ex out of jail; a woman panics when she enters into a sizeable home-improvement venture while her husband is away on military leave.
A man's credibility is on the line when he accuses a political employee of making an outrageous request.
A woman with very high standards is livid when she allegedly receives the floor model instead of a customized product; a woman and her niece fight over an alleged gun and a lemon of a car.
Married couples fight over designer purses and simulated diamonds when an alleged anger-fueled shopping spree goes wrong.
A woman sues her landlord for damages when he doesn't reach out to her in a timely manner; a person on a scooter swerves to avoid a truck and ends up causing a collision.
A dying man allegedly offers $18,000 worth of aircraft to a friend for only $1,000; a woman is accused of driving recklessly and slamming into an uninsured motorist.
A woman who describes herself as a doormat steps up to challenge a roommate who she says locked her out and verbally abused her.
A wonderland theme with a '70s twist for 150 Florida guests is a tall order for a party planner being sued by a very unhappy partygoer; a handyman is accused of installing kitchen cabinets so improperly that a counter cannot be put down.
When the mileage of an expensive vehicle being sold online is disputed, the judges vigorously dissent on the verdict.
A man and woman discover through Tinder that they attend the same church; their romantic encounter ends in a dispute over money; a grieving mother considers her late son's trailer a sacred space and evicts a new tenant for not respecting her opinion.
A Korean Jindo dog is accused of attacking a neighbor's small dog and puncturing her stomach; police and previous incidents come into play.
A woman's former friend calls her a hoarder and says her pet services were substandard; a tenant refuses to pay her landlord after three years of reportedly dealing with a flooded basement, saying it sickened her teenage son.
A pit bull is euthanized after the vicious attack on Lola the Chihuahua; when asked to pay vet bills, the pit bull owner says she has paid enough.
A landlady says her previous tenant, a mother of four, lied about her address in order to stay in a good school district.
A florist is accused of adding to a man's grief when six floral arrangements are delivered late to his mother's funeral; when a landlord demands payment of a $5000 utility bill, his tenants accuse him of ignoring an illegal tenancy.
Vandalism, racial slurs and dangerous weapons come into play when neighbors fight over a shared blackberry bush.
A woman's dog is poisoned by a toxic substance while on a walk in her neighborhood; what starts as an argument over a $1500 loan ends with accusations of government fraud.
A woman says that her landlord constructively evicted her when he offered her cigarettes for sex.
Ex-friends fight over the sale of a compact car, each claiming their financial burden was greater than the other; a cyclist, trying to avoid a pothole, collides with a moving vehicle.
A director produces a commercial for a custom couch business only to be sued by a very dissatisfied client who accuses him of forgery; a father drops off his children at a day care center where his mother works and expects their care to be free.
A hair salon owner renovates a new commercial space only to discover that it was not zoned for business use; when a landlady videotapes her tenant's reported "disgusting behavior," he accuses her of hurling racial slurs at him.
A woman denies smoking pot and being hostile at work but is fired anyway; she says her boss and his ex-lover ganged up on her.
A man tries to appease his complaining neighbor by burning a trash pile but ends up torching eight of the neighbor's trees; a single mother buys a car that looks good but breaks down soon after purchase, and she refuses to finish paying for it.
What begins as an argument over a $3,500 car ends with ex-friends reportedly committing government fraud.
When a man's gaming console goes missing, he forbids his roommate from having any more guests; when high winds cause a car door to slam into another vehicle, the judges remind a woman that being a struggling, single mother is no defense to liability.
Flying ants allegedly attack a man in his sleep, but he denies saying he will "crush" his landlord.
A litigant is thrown out of court for contempt, and tries to make amends; after her Florida home is destroyed, a woman tries to rebuild her life in Atlanta but finds that her landlord has thrown away her property after she misses a court date.
A woman who claims she and her dog were attack by a neighbor's dogs is forced to endure rabies shots; a man who aspires to travel the world as a DJ hands money over to his cousin, who never delivers on a flight or hotel.
Video shows a motorized wheelchair run over a woman's feet and break one of her toes.
A community leader makes a loan to a volunteer who threatens to beat him up if he tries to collect; an uninsured teenager claims a motorist ran a stop sign, causing him to crash into a parked vehicle.
Newlyweds who stated they did not want fondant on their wedding cake sue the caterer after they receive a cake covered with the icing; a woman is sued after a tire blowout causes her to hit another vehicle.
A man claims a neighbor's roofing has damaged his car; after taking thousands from a man on a dating website, a woman tells him she only wants to be friends.
Friends who met in the foster care system fight over an iPad, and video captures its spiteful disposal; a woman asks friends for money to get her boyfriend out of jail, but they say he didn't get out and that she used the money to pay rent.
A hair-salon owner commissions an artist to paint a huge mural to promote her business then says the final product is a disaster.
A mother says day care workers ignored her crying child and dogs were jumping on another toddler; a woman sues a handyman when her antique mirrored shelf crashes to the ground only hours after it was installed.
A director sues a videographer for not showing up for a shoot, while he says she is a poor planner and he owes her nothing; a man admits his profile photo is 10 years old but says that doesn't give a woman license to scam him out of $3,700.
A tenant says his landlord promised not to increase his rent for the life of his tenancy; the landlord says he would never make a deal like that.
Eager to begin dating again, a woman pays to fly a man, fresh out of rehab, cross-country to meet her; his mother sues her for $3,000.
A jeweler tries to add a sports car to his collection but demands that an accident be erased from its history; a man sues his longtime stylist when she allows a shampoo assistant to "trim" his precious locks, and he loses acting jobs because of it.
Best friends decide to start a business together but end up calling the police, locking each other out and fighting over missing cash.
A woman accuses her roommate of bizarre behavior after being accused of theft, poisoning and too much partying.
A lease agreement requires tenants to pay $250 to attend their own walk-through upon moving out; a man comes up with his own "super-discount" driving service when he doesn't qualify for Uber, then he is sued for neglecting to make car payments.
A ceremony is intended to spiritually cleanse people's souls, but ex-friends have two very different "trips" after drinking a special brew; when a shared fence is torn down, neighbors fight over whose property it was on and which yard looks better.
A Chihuahua breaks free from an 8-year-old's arms and punctures a jogger's leg; a woman moves to Kentucky to be with family, and when that doesn't work out, she returns to Atlanta and sues for the return of her belongings.
A woman regrets allowing her boyfriend's female "friend" to move in when threats, an assault and police involvement are the result.
A manager steals from his own register to make the rent, then expects his employee to bail him out; when a financially strapped mother discovers that her daughter has been repeatedly bitten by another child, she refuses to pay for care.
The judges fail to believe that a landlord would bring a police officer with him to beat up a tenant's father, because they reportedly refused to pay rent.
An artist with a history of depression fails to deliver a freestanding, lifelike sculpture to his longtime friend; a landlord demands $12,000 for reportedly unlawful boarders, but his tenant says he lived alone and countersues for a security deposit.
A woman breaks down in tears when she realizes her deceased grandmother's stereo may never be recovered.
The head of a company is asked if she is involved with an employee and her answer leads to tears; toddler's photo shoots are a bust.
A tenant calls the police after an alleged break-in; her landlord accuses her of making up the story to cover for her own vandalism.
A woman discovers her lover drinking and gambling her money away on her 50th birthday cruise; the judge warns a man to mind his manners when he talks back to her about an alleged loan from his ex-friend.
Former dog owners bring the ashes of their beloved pets to court, saying a pet sitter neglected the animals and beat them with a cane.
A designer says the plaintiffs' lawsuit is retaliatory because she filed labor complaints against them; a man says a used-car salesman secretly replaced good rims with cheap ones.
A landlady discovers that her tenants' pet is a large pig accused of more than $3,000 in property damage; a woman pays her friend for a car only to find out her friend is pocketing the money instead of paying off the dealership.
A bar owner extends an invitation to his new pub, as a former employee accuses him of paying her only $90 for working hundreds of hours.
A "superhero" videographer says he was asked to document more than was humanly possible; he apologizes for corrupted files.
After surviving a broken leg and a heart attack, a woman sues her daughter for re-homing her dogs while she was recuperating.
A cyclist is so fed up with his mechanic that he calls the police, then AAA, to bolt-cut his way through to his beloved motorcycle.
A "nine years sober" animal abuser's new dog swallows a drug and has to have its stomach pumped.
Judge DiMango turns therapist in an attempt to help sisters fighting over money; a landlord resists evicting a woman whose quadriplegic husband passed away, even though, he says, her smoking breaches their lease.
A judge tries on an innovative tattoo "sleeve"; a day care provider extends a generous hand to a struggling single mother only to be greeted with non-payment and an attitude of entitlement.
When friends of 30 years fight over the sale of a vehicle, a man commits fraud to protect his Bible study partner.
A neo-natal nurse says she was forced to stay at home due to the nonstop barking of a neighbor's shock-collared dogs.
A used car salesman directs an unskilled worker to attempt major vehicle repairs; a woman, accused of hoarding, sues her longtime friend, saying she withheld her property, but her ex-friend advises her to check the riverbed for any lost items.
A clothing designer sues one of her models for showing up late with the wrong color hair and her own stash of alcohol.
When a landlord is accused of approaching a new tenant aggressively, the judges must make the call as to the nature of their heated exchange; a woman hires a bowling friend to renovate her bathroom, then claims he did a lousy job.
Landlord/tenant dispute breaks down when accusations of drug abuse come into play and rent is reportedly paid in haircuts; an uninsured driver denies running a red light straight into another car and accuses the other motorist of suicidal speediness.
After experiencing a traumatic brain injury and losing her husband in a motorcycle crash, a woman sues her generous son.
An aesthetician in search of a pro eyebrow enhancement class pays $2,500 for a distraught divorcee teaching from a hotel bar countertop.
A contractor says he quit a $4,000 job because his client kept adding work that was not in the contract; a landlord accuses his tenant of $8,000 worth of damages, but the tenant has evidence that suggests otherwise and accuses him of theft.
A woman accused of keeping a large dog in a filthy, tiny cage admits that he was also bitten by a snake while in her care.
After her release from prison, a woman sues a sick friend for damage to her vehicle; a woman discovers that the car she leased out was being driven by an uninsured teenager who lied about having a license and who ultimately destroyed the engine.
A teenager hires a celebrity designer to create her dream prom dress; she and her mother are accused of pitching a fit when it isn't perfect.
Parents of a sick child say their new home's seller breached the contract and left them homeless.
A woman hires an expert to find a surrogate mother, then says she failed to deliver.
A woman says she watched in horror as a shopping cart rammed into her car, and accuses a fellow shopper of negligence; an electrician's copper reels are stolen from his jobsite, and he wants a store to hand over incriminating security footage.
A woman accuses her ex-lover of abuse but admits that she accepted an $8,000 car from him; he says she lied and slandered him.
Trips to Hong Kong, Hawaii and London cannot save a doomed long-distance relationship and thousands of dollars in loans and gifts.
A man's odd logic comes into play when he accuses a co-worker of having him fired; a woman says a nail technician cut her foot, leaving her unable to enjoy her wedding anniversary bash in Las Vegas.
A single mother of three accuses her ex-lover of stealing from her family; he says he contributed by building a "man cave" in her home.
A woman claims she was emotionally and physically abused by her ex-lover; he says she was arrested for domestic violence.
A woman claims she loaned $5000 to her new lover three months after meeting him.
A single mother claims she moved in with and loaned money to a co-worker only after he allegedly promised to never get back together with his husband.
After a 16-year tenancy, a landlord seeks back rent and damages from a woman whose wife falls ill.
A grandmother wins big in a casino, and her grandson accuses her of trying to buy family favor with her winnings.
A woman sues her landlord, claiming her daughter caught pneumonia because of mold in her home.
A young woman spends time in jail after a violent road rage incident; she sues family members for not taking care of her car while she was incarcerated.
A woman comes home to discover a man in her bedroom; he claims the room was his to move into and demands his deposit back.
A woman claims she left her apartment in better condition than she found it; her landlord accuses her of leaving him with bedbugs; an uninsured motorist speeds through a light and slams into the side of another car.
