First, The plaintiff and the defendant met at a grocery store, dated, and broke up. The plaintiff says while they were together, he gave the defendant money for rent, but she hasn’t paid him back, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant argues she has paid back part of the loan and plans to pay the rest.

Then, The plaintiff started having doubts about the defendant being her father, so she has petitioned the court for paternity test. The defendant never had doubts about being the plaintiff’s father, and he will always be there for her until the day he dies. The defendant knows how important it is for the plaintiff to get answers, so he agreed to take the test.

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First, The plaintiff and the defendant used to live together, but the plaintiff claims the defendant kicked her out of their home for no reason. The plaintiff alleges the defendant wouldn’t allow her to retrieve her belongings when she moved out, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant insists the plaintiff did get all of her belongings.

Then, The plaintiff met the defendant at church and allowed him to move in with her because he was homeless. The plaintiff claims she gave the defendant three loans for various expenses, which he failed to pay, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant insists he’s been paying off the loans slowly but surely.

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First, The plaintiff alleges her sister, the defendant, has a chest that belonged to her deceased daughter, so the plaintiff is suing for stolen property. The defendant admits she has the chest but says before the plaintiff’s daughter passed, she made the defendant promise she would never give the chest to her mother.

Then, The plaintiff says while living with the defendant, he abused drugs. Furthermore, the plaintiff claims the defendant failed to pay rent for a month and owes an eviction fee, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant says he intended to pay his portion of rent at the end of the month after losing his job. Additionally, the defendant alleges the plaintiff is a pathological liar who told everyone he’s the heir to Coca-Cola.

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First, The plaintiff and the defendant used to be engaged but tragically broke up. The plaintiff claims she added the defendant as an authorized user on her credit card with the agreement he wouldn’t go over $1,000, but he charged $6,000 and failed to make payments. The plaintiff is suing for breach of contract. The defendant admits he spent the money on the credit card, and he’s sorry.

Then, The plaintiff used to be friends with the defendant. The plaintiff claims after the defendant was arrested for possession of methamphetamines, she begged the plaintiff to bail her out, so he did. Unfortunately, the plaintiff says the defendant hasn’t paid him back, so he’s suing. The defendant argues she never asked the plaintiff to bail her out.

Plus, The plaintiff says the defendant is her younger sister, but they never got along. The plaintiff claims she rented a car for her sister, but the defendant damaged the vehicle and failed to pay, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant denies owing because she says money was taken from her account to cover damages.

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First, The defendant rented an apartment from the plaintiff. The plaintiff says the defendant failed to pay rent for a month, and he’s suing for the unpaid rent, as well as cleaning fees. The defendant claims the plaintiff would run around the property naked and break things. She also alleges the plaintiff took photos of her without consent.

Then, The plaintiff repossessed a vehicle from her daughter, the defendant, because she stopped paying for it. In retaliation, the plaintiff says her daughter smashed the plaintiff’s windows with a shovel. The plaintiff is suing for the unpaid car payments and emotional distress. The defendant argues her mother told her she didn’t have to pay for the car

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First, The plaintiff says she reached out to her mother for help when she was struggling with drugs. The plaintiff claims her mother took in her children, and when she filed taxes, the defendant claimed the plaintiff’s children as dependents and received a hefty tax refund. The plaintiff is suing for wages that were garnished from her as a result. The defendant argues the plaintiff actually owed her money for child support, so she had every right to claim the dependents.

Then, The plaintiff used to date the defendant, but he left her for her friend. The plaintiff claims they shared a storage unit, but the defendant changed the lock code without her permission, so she’s suing for stolen property. The defendant argues the plaintiff tried to break into the storage unit. Besides, the defendant insists the plaintiff is obsessed with him, and this case is bogus. The defendant is countersuing for harassment.

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First, The plaintiff used to be friends with the defendant and was thrilled when she got engaged. However, the plaintiff claims the defendant became a “bridezilla.” As a result, some of the bridesmaids canceled the bachelorette party trip. The plaintiff is suing the bride for the trip expenses. The defendant says the plaintiff was the reason the other bridesmaids dropped out of the trip, not her.

Then, The plaintiff claims she asked her son, the defendant, for money, and he agreed to give her a loan. However, the plaintiff says her son hasn’t paid her the loan he promised, so she’s suing. The defendant insists he never agreed to a set amount.

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First, The plaintiff says the defendant seemed nice at first and eventually moved in with her and a friend. However, the plaintiff claims one night the defendant got drunk and broke a window in the house, so she’s suing for the damages. Additionally, the plaintiff alleges the defendant failed to pay rent on time, so the plaintiff is also suing for late fees. The defendant insists the plaintiff is suing for more than she owes

Then, The plaintiff says her sister, the defendant, is a mean drunk who can’t hold down a job. The plaintiff claims she loaned the defendant money after she totaled her car, but the defendant hasn’t paid it back in full, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant insists the money was a gift, and she believes the plaintiff is only suing because she’s bitter about a fight they had.

Plus, The plaintiff used to be good friends with the defendant. Unfortunately, the plaintiff says the defendant once initiated a fight and some of his blood got onto the plaintiff’s clothing. As a result, the plaintiff was falsely arrested and charged, so he’s suing for attorney fees. The defendant, a nursing student, admits he did get in a fight, but he didn’t initiate it. Besides, the defendant argues he never agreed to pay the plaintiff’s attorney fees.

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First, The plaintiff is suing his ex, the defendant, for an unpaid loan. He alleges the defendant requested money while they were together but hasn’t paid back the loan. The defendant admits she accepted the loan but insists the plaintiff is holding her purses ransom. The defendant is countersuing because she says the plaintiff filed a false restraining order against her.

Then, The plaintiff was adopted as a child and is desperate to find her biological family. The plaintiff believes the defendant may be her sister, so she has petitioned the court for a sibling DNA test. The defendant believes she and the plaintiff may be family because her father was promiscuous.

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First, The plaintiff says she gave her daughter-in-law three different loans for a vet bill, a washing machine emergency, and a landscaping job. However, the defendant has not paid back the loans, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant argues that she styled her mother-in-law’s hair in exchange for the loans.

Then, The plaintiff says her sister, the defendant, borrowed her car to drive to work. However, the girlfriend of the defendant’s ex busted the windows, so the plaintiff is suing for damages. The defendant admits her ex’s girlfriend damaged the plaintiff’s car, but she believes the woman who busted the windows should pay, not her.

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