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First, The plaintiff and defendant became friends after meeting at church. The plaintiff says the defendant moved into her apartment when she moved out, but he didn’t pay any of the bills. She’s suing for an unpaid bill and lost wages because she says he caused her to get fired. The defendant is countersuing for a utility bill and lost wages because he argues he got fired due to the plaintiff.

Plus, The plaintiff brings her cousin to court. She says she and the defendant weren’t close growing up, but they reconnected recently. The plaintiff loaned the defendant money to prevent her from becoming homeless, but she hasn’t repaid, so she’s suing. The defendant admits she intended to repay the plaintiff, but then the plaintiff threatened to sue her and her son.

Then, The plaintiff has been gambling nearly his entire life. He sent the defendant money to place football bets for him, but he claims the defendant refuses to return his winnings, so he’s suing. The defendant admits he kept some money because he thinks he should be paid for placing the plaintiff’s bets. He’s countersuing for harassment.

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First, The plaintiff dated the defendant and they eventually moved in together. The plaintiff claims the defendant became extremely possessive and was sneaking around. She’s suing for a cable bill, the cost of a trip, and property damage. The defendant is countersuing for the cost of a TV.

Then, The plaintiff brings his son to court. He says everything was fine in their relationship until the defendant started dating his girlfriend. The plaintiff says he co-signed for his son’s car, but then the defendant stopped making payments, so he’s suing. The defendant argues he never had a childhood because the plaintiff was a crack addict. He’s countersuing for harassment.

Plus, The plaintiff and defendant met when they were both addicted to crack cocaine. The defendant runs a sober living home, and she moved in when she relapsed. She’s suing for personal property and emotional distress. The defendant says he got arrested because he was clean but continued to sell crack and his sober living home got raided.

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First, The plaintiff has been friends with the defendant for several years and eventually let him move in with her. She loaned the defendant money to help him find an apartment, but he hasn’t paid her back, so she’s suing for an unpaid loan. The defendant argues the plaintiff constantly asked him for sex when they lived together. He doesn’t think he owes her.

Then, The plaintiff bought a car on his 21st birthday and considered it his baby. He claims the defendant’s pit bull ran into his car, causing severe damage, so he’s suing for an insurance deductible and a rental car. The defendant admits his dog got loose the day of the accident, but there’s no way the dog could have caused the damage because he only weighs 55 pounds.

Then, The plaintiff dated the defendant, and they moved in together. He got arrested during their relationship, but when he got out of jail, all of his property was destroyed. The defendant says the plaintiff assaulted her once and got him arrested. She’s countersuing for car damages because she says he vandalized her car.

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First, The plaintiff dated the defendants’ daughter. He moved in with the defendants, but he claims they kicked him out and left his belongings outside. He argues his property got destroyed, so he’s suing. The defendants claim the plaintiff was verbally abusive and tried to get their daughter fired. They are countersuing for unpaid rent.

Then, The plaintiff rushed into a relationship with the defendant, and they got married. She and the defendant are on the verge of a divorce, so the plaintiff wants custody of the defendant’s two kids. The plaintiff let the defendant’s cousin move in briefly, so she’s suing for rent and an electric bill. The defendant is sad about getting separated. She’s countersuing for damaged property.

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First, The plaintiff and defendant met when they both worked with adults and children who had special needs. He argues he loaned the defendant money on several occasions, but she hasn’t paid it back, so he’s suing for breach of contract. The defendant says the plaintiff has been harassing her to have a threesome with his best friend and even offered her money to marry him. She’s countersuing for harassment.

Then, The plaintiff thinks her brother, the defendant, is spoiled and needs to be more responsible. They moved in together, but the plaintiff says the defendant didn’t pay rent and used all his money on women, so she’s suing for rent and a cleaning fee. The defendant says the plaintiff acted like their mom when they lived together. He doesn’t think he owes her.

Plus, The plaintiff used to be best friends with the defendant, but they lost touch. They eventually reconnected and had a whirlwind romance. He cosigned on a lease for the defendant, but she never repaid, so he’s suing for unpaid loans. The defendant argues the plaintiff was abusive and is only suing her as revenge. She claims the plaintiff said he would cover rent. She’s countersuing for harassment.

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First, The plaintiff used to work with the defendant, and they became good friends. The defendant got arrested because she had drugs in her car, so the plaintiff helped pay for her attorney’s retainer fee. He argues she hasn’t repaid him fully, so he’s suing. The defendant says she was repaying the plaintiff, but then he stopped answering her calls.

Then, The plaintiff dated the defendant, but he says the defendant cheated on him throughout their relationship. He says he and the plaintiff planned on moving in together, but after they broke up, the defendant never gave his belongings back, so he’s suing for unreturned property, including a dog. The defendant argues the plaintiff never came to pick up his belongings. He says the dog was a gift, so he’s countersuing for storage fees and harassment.

Plus, The plaintiff brings her daughter to court. He says the defendant was well-behaved until she started stealing. He put a cell phone in his daughter’s name, but the defendant never paid for it, so he’s suing for the balance. The defendant says the plaintiff walked out on her and her family when she was young, so she had to steal to support herself. She doesn’t think she owes her father.

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First, The plaintiff worked as a nanny for the defendant and his estranged wife. DCFS got involved after a child got injured under the plaintiff’s care, but then the kids got removed from the defendant’s wife’s house. The plaintiff looked after the kids when they went to the defendant’s house, but she claims she hasn’t been paid, so she’s suing. The defendant doesn’t think he needs to pay because he gave his wife the money to pay the plaintiff.

Plus, The plaintiff brings her twin sister to court. She says they were in a singing group together, but then the defendant went out on her own for a solo career. She claims the defendant used their shared Facebook page to promote her own solo work, so she’s suing for breach of contract. The defendant thinks the plaintiff was holding her back on her own career. She doesn’t think she owes her sister anything.

Then, The plaintiff and his girlfriend went to the defendant’s tattoo shop to get matching ink. He argues the tattoo artist did a terrible job, so she’s suing for a refund and the cost of tattoo repairs. The defendant argues the plaintiff was happy with the tattoo. He’s countersuing for breach of contract and defamation of character.

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First, The plaintiff used to be close friends with the defendant, but then the defendant started provoking fights. The plaintiff opened a credit card in the defendant’s name so she could purchase a wedding dress, but the defendant hasn’t fully paid her back, so she’s suing. The defendant says she couldn’t contact the plaintiff, so she doesn’t think she owes her the rest.

Then, The plaintiff met the defendant at work. He let the defendant move in with him, but the plaintiff claims the defendant stole his property when she moved out, so he’s suing. The defendant argues she turned down the plaintiff’s advances. She’s countersuing for an unreturned security deposit and the value of a grill.

Plus, The plaintiff and defendant were best friends, but the plaintiff claims the defendant abused drugs because she lost weight so quickly. She gave the defendant money to help pay for a loan, but she hasn’t paid it back, so she’s suing. The defendant admits she owes the plaintiff money.

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First, The plaintiff became friends with the defendant after the defendant hit on her. The plaintiff says she loaned the defendant money for the defendant’s birthday party, but didn’t pay back completely, so she’s suing for balance on a loan. The defendant doesn’t think she owes the plaintiff because the plaintiff lived with her for two weeks and she didn’t pay anything.

Then, The plaintiff brings her granddaughter to court and believes she is abusing alcohol, weed, and other drugs. The plaintiff bought the defendant a car and says they agreed to a payment plan. She’s suing for the balance on the car and car repairs. The defendant is countersuing because she believes her grandmother is withholding her property.

Plus, The plaintiff dated the defendant for several years, but she claims she got him arrested twice. The plaintiff is suing for overpayment on a loan and punitive damages. The defendant argues the plaintiff was abusive to her. She’s countersuing for the balance on a loan and emotional distress.

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First, The plaintiff bought a French bulldog and hired the defendant to train his puppy. The dog stayed with the trainer for two weeks, but he claims the defendant didn’t teach her any basic commands, so he’s suing for breach of contract. The defendant argues she trained the bulldog, so she doesn’t owe him anything.

Then, The plaintiff used to be close friends with the defendant, but the plaintiff went to college and the defendant spent time in jail for drugs. They moved in together, but the plaintiff says the defendant never paid for rent his portion of the bills, so he’s suing. The defendant argues he offered to pay the plaintiff, but he refused to take the money.

Plus, The plaintiff and defendant became friends after meeting in a motorcycle club. The plaintiff added the defendant to his cell phone bill, but he claims she hasn’t paid, so he’s suing for breach of contract. The defendant thinks the plaintiff is suing for more than she owes.

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