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First, The plaintiff and defendant learn whether they are sisters.

Plus, The plaintiff says he moved in with the defendant two weeks after they began dating, and she even changed her last name to his on social media. He says he moved out after three months, but he’s suing for unreturned property and an illegal eviction. The defendant insists her ex moved in after two months but then kicked her door in. She’s countersuing for two unpaid loans, damaged property, and emotional distress.

Then, The plaintiff says the defendant dated her son and she claims he fathered her child. The plaintiff sold her a car, but she hasn’t paid for it, so she’s suing. The defendant insists the plaintiff is her child’s grandmother, and she’s countersuing for harassment.

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First, The plaintiff says he hired the defendant to work for him, but he had to fire her for disrespect. He claims she showed up with a group of men who started shooting at him and then she stole his property, so he suing. The defendant says the plaintiff was a terrible boss who slept with employees. She quit because he failed to pay her, so she’s suing for unpaid wages and emotional distress.

Then, The plaintiff says the defendant was her miracle baby, born against all odds. She said all was well until middle school, when he ran with the wrong crowd and got into trouble. She’s suing him for unpaid rent. The defendant says he started using pot at age 8, which led to meth, heroin, and oxy. He’s now two years sober.

Plus, The plaintiff says she grew up thinking one man was her dad, but he was in and out of her life. He told her that she had other siblings, so the plaintiff petitioned the court for a DNA test to see if the defendant is her half-sister. The defendant says her parents were married and she never knew her father potentially cheated. She thinks the plaintiff is her half-sister and is eager to learn the truth.

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First, The plaintiff and defendant were married, but the plaintiff says the defendant cheated on her several times throughout their relationship. She says her ex changed the account where their stimulus checks were deposited, and he took the money away from her and her son. She’s suing for stolen money. The defendant says he doesn’t owe her anything.

Then, The plaintiff says the defendant is her son, who’s a mama’s boy. She says he was arrested after his ex falsely accused him of assault and she bailed him out. He has yet to repay her, so she’s suing for breach of contract. The defendant says his mom is extremely controlling. He claims his ex is now in jail for the false accusation.

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First, The plaintiffs are a woman and her grandmother. The younger woman dated the defendant, but they broke up after a few weeks. She claims the defendant threw a boulder at her grandmother’s car and broke the window. They are suing for car damages, a deductible, and emotional distress. The defendant argues his friend is the one who threw the rock, so he doesn’t think he owes anything.

Plus, The plaintiff says she’s a recovering alcoholic and met the defendant in detox. They were friends until he began verbally abusing her, and she’s suing him for two unpaid loans. The defendant says he thought the two were dating, and he insists the plaintiff is suing for more than he owes.

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First, The plaintiff learns if he is the father of the defendant’s two kids she had during their relationship.

Plus, The plaintiff says he has a large social media following and the defendant agreed to perform a stunt live on Instagram for New Year’s Eve. He says she failed to rehearse the stunt and he got injured, so he’s suing. The defendant says after she agreed to drop a bowling ball on the plaintiff’s private parts, he began flirting with her even though she’s married. She’s countersuing for defamation.

Then, The plaintiff says he met the defendant on a gay hookup ad, but they were just friends. He claims his buddy stood him up a lot, though, and he’s suing him for the balance due on a loan. The defendant says they were friends until the plaintiff outed him to his parents.

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First, The plaintiff says she and the defendant were friends and attended swinger parties, but the plaintiff stopped after she had a child. She’s suing her former friend for two unpaid loans. The defendant says the plaintiff got into voodoo, and she thinks the plaintiff cast a spell on her car. She’s countersuing for harassment.

Then, The plaintiff says the defendant swept him off his feet, but they broke up because she cheated on him multiple times. He’s suing his ex for unpaid loans, the value of a car, and emotional distress. The defendant admits she cheated, but she claims it was after she heard rumors the plaintiff was cheating on her. She says he’s only suing because they’re broken up.

Plus, The plaintiff dated the defendant but says they both cheated on each other a lot. He says the defendant had two kids during their relationship, but he doesn’t know if he is the father, so he’s petitioning the court for two paternity tests. The defendant argues she is certain the plaintiff is the father.

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First, The plaintiff grew up thinking a man named Earl was her father. When she was a teen, her mom told her Earl wasn’t her dad. She’s petitioning the court for a DNA test. The defendants are the plaintiff’s mom and twin sister. The mom says she got pregnant when she was a 15 by a name named Arthur, but her mother didn’t like Arthur, so the mother forced her to marry Earl. She argues she told her daughters Earl was not their father.

Then, The plaintiff says he was friends with the defendant, but he always tried to steal the plaintiff’s dates when they went out. He says he bought a tooth grill from the defendant, but it ruined his teeth, so he’s suing. The defendant says the plaintiff was irresponsible wearing the grill, so whatever happened is his fault. He claims he never had to steal dates because all the women loved him

Plus, In this Rewind, the plaintiff says she was married to the defendant for 13 years, but it was a roller coaster because of his heroin addiction. She’s suing her ex for breach of contract. The defendant admits he was an addict but says he’s been clean since 2001. He’s countersuing for tax refunds. In this Fast Forward, see how the litigants are doing now.

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First, The plaintiff brings her identical twin sister to court. Their mother was shot in the head when they were young, and they were separated and raised by different family members. The plaintiff says she rented a motorcycle and let her sister drive it, but then she crashed it. The plaintiff is suing for motorcycle rental costs and damages. The defendant argues she doesn’t owe her twin anything. She’s countersuing for lost wages.

Then, The plaintiff says she hired the defendant to make a Marilyn Monroe look-alike dress for her, but instead of getting a quality garment, she was threatened with a restraining order. She’s suing for a refund and emotional distress. The defendant insists the plaintiff took the dress and said she loved it. She’s countersuing for harassment and defamation.

Plus, The plaintiff says she and the defendant are married with three sons, but she claims he has doubts about fathering all three. She’s petitioning the court for three DNA tests. The defendant says he thought he had a child with his ex until a DNA proved otherwise, which is why he’s skeptical.

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First, The plaintiff dated the defendant and thinks she cheated on him. He says the defendant told him she was pregnant, and he gave her money to terminate the pregnancy. Then, she showed up with a new weave and said she wasn’t pregnant. He’s suing for his money back. The defendant argues she only started cheating because he cheated first. She’s countersuing because she claims he cut a hole into her mattress with a knife.

Then, The plaintiff says she was friends with the defendant, but her friend was unsupportive of her relationship, even though the defendant was dating a married man. She’s suing her for a security deposit and emotional distress. The defendant insists she didn’t know her ex was married, and the plaintiff was dating a man with three kids.

Plus, In this Judge Mathis Throwback, we rewind to 2019 and a case where the plaintiff is suing the defendant, her daughter, for a stolen cell phone and defamation. The defendant says her mother dislikes her husband because of his religion, and she’s countersuing for breach of contract and harassment. Fast forward to today, and the defendant says she has had a restraining order against her mother for years. Watch to find out more on where they are now!

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First, The plaintiff was in a relationship with the defendant for almost 20 years and thinks the defendant only stayed with her because she paid for everything. The plaintiff argues she put some of her items in the defendant’s storage unit, and the defendant said he’d look over her property to make sure it was fine. The plaintiff says the storage company closed and sold her belongings, but his property was fine. She’s suing for unreturned property. The defendant claims the plaintiff got him fired from his job.

Then, The plaintiff says he dated the defendant’s mother for four years. Even though she told him the defendant isn’t his child, he believes he might be, so he is petitioning the court for a DNA test. The defendant says his mom always said another man was his father, but he’s eager to find out the truth.

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