First, The plaintiff says she tried to hit on the defendant when she first met him, but it didn’t go anywhere because he’s gay. They became friends, but she’s suing him for the balance due on a car, a ticket, and lost wages. The defendant says he loves the plaintiff like a sister and he’s devastated over the situation. He claims the plaintiff had him falsely arrested and put in jail for two days, and he’s countersuing for lost wages.

Plus, The plaintiff says he dated the defendant for five weeks, but she started asking for money right away. She now owes him thousands, so he’s suing for repayment. The defendant says the plaintiff told her he wanted to help her financially and insists he’s suing for more than she owes.

Then, The plaintiff says he’s been in the music business for years and met the defendant on a radio show. He claims he agreed to provide talent for the defendant’s comedy show to help raise money for special glasses because he’s blind. The plaintiff is suing to be paid. The defendant says the plaintiff is a smooth-talking predator who claims he is worth millions. He’s countersuing because he says the plaintiff defamed him.

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First, The plaintiff says the defendant is his sister, who he claims is so violent that she got kicked out of high school for fighting. He’s suing her today for a loan. The defendant says her brother is verbally abusive and disrespectful of women. She’s countersuing for child care.

Plus, The plaintiff says she dated the defendant, but they argued a lot. She’s suing her ex because she claims he vandalized her car and owes her for a loan. The defendant says the plaintiff is a sex addict and compulsive liar who was married three times. He’s countersuing for harassment.

Then, The plaintiffs say they met the defendant in college and they became roommates. They claim they partied with the defendant a lot, but he went too far by bringing drugs into their home. They’re suing him for unpaid rent. The defendant insists the plaintiffs are the ones who used drugs and they pressured him to buy alcohol because they were underage. He’s countersuing for attorney fees.

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First, The plaintiff says she met the defendant online and they began dating. He went back to his ex, but then he and the plaintiff reunited even though he had her blocked on Facebook. She’s suing her ex for four unpaid loans. The defendant says he left his ex for the plaintiff and still loves her, but she’s just too jealous. He denies owing anything.

Then, The plaintiff says the co-defendants had success on a Food Network competition show, so she felt comfortable investing in their business. She’s suing because they failed to repay her. The co-defendants, both chefs, say they promised to repay six months after their business launched, but they haven’t opened yet.

Plus, The plaintiff says the defendant is his stepdaughter. They used to be close until she began dating her current boyfriend, who the plaintiff says is a bad influence. He’s suing her for the balance due on a car and rent. The defendant says she has no idea why the plaintiff dislikes her boyfriend. She’s countersuing for harassment.

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First, The plaintiff says the defendant said he wanted to date her, but then he refused to be intimate with her. She claims she loaned him money after his children were kidnapped, but he has yet to repay her and she’s suing. The defendant says he’s been celibate since his divorce. He admits he borrowed money when his daughters were kidnapped in Mexico, but he insists there was no deadline for repayment.

Then, The plaintiff says the defendant is her daughter, who was in legal trouble for mortgage fraud. She’s suing her daughter for unpaid loans. The defendant says she and her mother have never gotten along, and her mother kicked her out at 13 to live with a relative. She insists her mother is suing prematurely.

Plus, The plaintiff says she was friends with the defendant for years, and then they hooked up one drunken night and began dating. She claims she had to break up with him because she couldn’t afford to date him anymore because he had no money. She’s suing because he borrowed her car, wrecked it, and then fled the scene. The defendant says the plaintiff was nice, but he broke up with her after she screamed at him in a bar. He insists she’s suing for more than he owes.

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First, The plaintiff says she dated the defendant off and on for years, but he cheated the whole time and even had two pregnancy scares with other women. She’s suing her ex for car repairs and the cost of a car rental. The defendant says the plaintiff constantly accused him of cheating, and he insists they were on a break when one of the pregnancy scares happened. He claims she’s suing him prematurely.

Then, The plaintiff says he’s been friends with the defendant for 20 years, but he’s an angry guy. He claims his friend still lives with his mother even though he’s 40 years old. He’s suing because he repaired the defendant’s car and never got paid. The defendant admits to threatening the plaintiff because he claims he disrespected his mother. He’s countersuing for emotional distress.

Plus, The plaintiff says he was married to the defendant, but it all went south after he bought her a restaurant. He says she’d throw late-night parties, and he caught her cheating on surveillance video. He’s suing his ex-wife for half of an unpaid loan. The defendant admits she threw parties and there was a man present, but she insists she was not involved with him. She doesn’t believe she owes

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First, The plaintiff says she met the defendant in eighth grade and they began dating later in life after reconnecting on social media. She claims she discovered he had a snoring fetish, and he belonged to an online community that watched videos of people snoring. She’s suing her ex for the balance due on a loan. The defendant denies he has a snoring fetish. He admits he borrowed money, but he insists he was given seven years to repay.

Then, The plaintiff and his girlfriend say the defendant is the plaintiff’s mother, and she doesn’t like his girlfriend. They’re suing her for unreturned property. The defendant says they lived with her and they needed a bedtime because they couldn’t get up on time to get their kids to school. She’s countersuing for stolen property

Plus, The plaintiff says she became friends with the defendant in a homeless shelter, but she soon realized the defendant was a swindler. She’s suing her today for a loan and emotional distress. The defendant says she bought food and diapers for the plaintiff’s kids, and the money she got from her was a gift. She’s countersuing for defamation and harassment.

More, The plaintiff says she’s been friends with the partying defendant for 20 years. She’s suing him for failing to pay for a cruise. The defendant says he and the plaintiff have always been great travel buddies, but he fell on hard times after getting injured. He says he wants to resolve it.

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First, The plaintiff says she dated the defendant because he said he was going through a divorce. She soon found out he was still sharing his home — and bed — with his wife. She’s suing her ex-boyfriend for a loan and rent. The defendant says he was honest about the state of his marriage from the get-go, but he claims the plaintiff became too jealous.

Plus, The plaintiff says she’s known the defendant since she was 6, and she took her in after she was kicked out of her sister’s apartment for sleeping with her sister’s boyfriend. The plaintiff is suing her former roommate for rent and a security deposit. The defendant says the plaintiff will do anything for money, and she denies owing her.

Then, The plaintiff is a teacher. She says she was out for lunch with colleagues when the defendant began yelling at her in the restaurant’s parking lot and then keyed her car, so she’s suing. The defendant says the day of the incident, he had just gotten a bad medical diagnosis, but he claims the plaintiff stole his parking spot. He claims the plaintiff is suing for more than he owes.

More, The plaintiff says he and the defendant have been friends since middle school. He claims he loaned his friend money for a laptop but hasn’t been repaid, so he’s suing. The defendant says he’s never had a dispute with the plaintiff in the 20 years he’s known him. He insists the plaintiff is suing him for more than he owes.

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First, The plaintiff says the defendant had a child with her son, but the child was taken away at birth because there was cocaine in her system. The plaintiff has since adopted the girl, and she’s suing the defendant for stolen cash, lost wages, and emotional distress. The defendant admits she was unstable when the baby was born, but she’s sober now. She claims she only gave up the child because she had four other kids. She’s countersuing for emotional distress.

Plus, The plaintiff says she met the defendant on a website for motorcycle enthusiasts. She let him stay with her after he got into a motorcycle accident, and she’s suing him for breach of contract. The defendant says they met on a dating website and they were in a relationship. He’s countersuing for an illegal eviction and emotional distress.

More, The plaintiff says she and the defendant were friends from work, and they agreed to take a trip to London together. The plaintiff claims the defendant never showed up at the airport, so she’s suing her for unpaid loans and interest. The defendant says she was a chef and the plaintiff was a prep cook, so she took her under her wing. She claims she had to distance herself when the plaintiff got too clingy, and she insists she’s being sued prematurely.

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First, The plaintiff says the defendant is her troublemaker daughter who began using drugs at age 14. She’s suing her for the balance due on a credit card bill. The defendant claims she’s a product of her environment, and she began using crystal meth at 11 because her mother introduced her to the drug. She denies owing anything.

Then, The plaintiff says she dated the defendant, who she claims is a narcissist and pathological liar who uses women for money. She claims she gave him two loans, but he has yet to repay her. She’s suing for what she’s owed. The defendant says he thought all was fine, so he was shocked when she dumped him by text. He claims the money was a gift.

Plus, The plaintiff says she rented a room from the defendant, but his mother, who lived there too, was so verbally abusive that she ended up calling the police on her. She’s suing for a rent refund and punitive damages. The defendant says the plaintiff’s behavior was strange, and she told him she believed evil spirits came from the TV. He’s countersuing for lost wages.

More, The plaintiff says she met the defendant at a youth shelter and felt bad for her because she was pregnant and in an abusive relationship. She loaned her money for a car, but she has yet to be repaid, so she’s suing her former friend. The defendant admits they were friends, but she said the plaintiff then befriended her abuser. She refuses to repay anything.

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First. The plaintiff says he was married to the defendant and they have two kids. After their divorce, he had their son for eight months, so he doesn’t feel his ex is entitled to child support for that time period. He’s suing for that money. The defendant says the plaintiff was physically and emotionally abusive, and he ended up going to jail. She denies owing anything.

Then, The plaintiff says the defendant is her sister, but they didn’t speak for 20 years because the defendant was a cocaine-addicted prostitute. She got sober, but things went downhill when she began dating the co-defendant. The plaintiff is suing them for a loan, a ring, and emotional distress. The defendants claim the plaintiff is selfish, and they insist they never borrowed money for a ring.

Plus, The plaintiff says the defendant is her son. She claims he overdrew his bank account when he was away at college, so the bank took several thousand from her account to cover it since she was a co-signer. He eventually got kicked out, and she’s suing to get her money back. The defendant says his mother has been an angel, and he admits to making mistakes but insists his friend caused the overdraft.

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