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First, The plaintiff hired the defendant to paint her car. She argues the defendant did a bad job of painting the vehicle, so she’s suing for a refund, the cost of a car detail, and emotional distress. The defendant says he had to do a lot of work on the car before painting it. He claims he gave her a great deal and she started badmouthing him online after.
Then, The plaintiff says he got caught up in the streets when he was young and even robbed a bank, but he has since turned his life around. He’s suing his cousin for the balance due on a car. The defendant says he also ran with the wrong crowd, and he’s countersuing for the balance due on a car.
Plus, The plaintiff says she met the defendant on a dating website, and although they were never involved romantically, they were friends and became roommates. She’s suing him for rent and emotional distress. The defendant says he only lived with the plaintiff for 24 days because she’s toxic. He’s countersuing for emotional distress because he says he was fired when the plaintiff contacted his job.
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First, The plaintiff has been friends with the defendant for 20 years. She says the defendant posted the plaintiff’s personal information on social media. She’s suing for defamation of character. The defendant is countersuing for a refund on a trip.
Then, The plaintiff says he rented a home to the defendants. He claims they were always late on rent and then stopped paying altogether, so he’s suing. The defendants say the plaintiff is a pervert who used to barge in on them when they were naked
Plus, The plaintiff says her mother’s husband had an affair with the defendant’s mother. While the plaintiff’s mother said this man wasn’t her father, she believes he might be her biological dad and also the defendant’s. She’s petitioning the court for a DNA test. The defendant says he’s eager to learn the truth as well.
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First, The plaintiff was involved in a home invasion where he got tied up and robbed. He says he moved in with his uncle afterwards, but says his uncle was disrespectful. He’s suing for a cable bill. The defendant argues the plaintiff is messy and was not a good tenant. He’s countersuing for two months of rent.
Then, The plaintiff admits she is a recovering alcoholic residing at a sober living home. She became friends with the defendant during recovery, but she’s suing her for a balance due on a loan and stolen money. The defendant says she is two years clean from a crack cocaine addiction. She says she’s being sued for more than she owes, and she’s countersuing for harassment.
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First, The plaintiff says the defendant is her daughter, who she claims tends to crash cars. The plaintiff argues her daughter took her car when she was out of town and wrecked it, so she’s suing for repairs. The defendant is countersuing for defamation of character because she claims her mom posted derogatory fliers about her in town.
Then, In this Throwback, the plaintiff says her father dated the defendant’s mother and they became friends. She’s suing her today for stolen money and emotional distress. The defendant says the plaintiff is no angel, and she’s countersuing for defamation. Fast Forward, and the plaintiff is back with a new case! She’s suing her brother for the balance due on a loan. The defendant says his sister is a gold digger and a homewrecker. He insists he tried to pay her back.
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First, The plaintiff brings her sister to court. She says she and the defendant only recently found out they were related, and they moved in together. The plaintiff says she and the defendant got into an argument over cereal, and the defendant kicked the bumper off the plaintiff’s car. She’s suing for car damages. The defendant admits the fight started over cereal. She argues she is hormonal because she’s pregnant. She’s countersuing for emotional distress.
Then, The plaintiff was best friends with the defendant and he was supposed to be the plaintiff’s best man — but never showed up. He then disappeared for 14 years. After they reconnected, the plaintiff loaned him money and was never repaid, so he’s suing. The defendant claims several family members have had serious health issues and he has been struggling.
Plus, The plaintiff says the defendant is her daughter and they are both addicted to pain pills, and they both say they are desperate for help. The plaintiff is suing her daughter for an unpaid loan. The defendant also admits to using fentanyl.
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First, The plaintiff rented a room in her home to the defendant. She says the defendant was pleasant for a brief period of time, then became disruptive. She’s suing for rent, late fees, and damages. The defendant argues the plaintiff got into his personal business and thinks she is suing for more than what heThe plaintiff rented a room in her home to the defendant. She says the defendant was pleasant for a brief period of time, then became disruptive. She’s suing for rent, late fees, and damages. The defendant argues the plaintiff got into his personal business and thinks she is suing for more than what he owes
Then, The plaintiff says his home was burgled when he was out of town and he lost thousands. Then he bought a fridge from the defendant and it didn’t work, so he’s suing for his money. The defendant says right after the plaintiff bought the refrigerator, he tested positive for COVID-19 and then got shot that day by his girlfriend’s ex and ended up in a coma. He’s countersuing for emotional distress.
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First, The plaintiffs are a mother and daughter. The mother started a relationship with the defendant when she was still married, and after she got divorced, she became exclusive with the defendant. The daughter bought a car from the defendant, but she let the defendant borrow it. The plaintiffs claim the defendant sold it. They’re suing for unpaid loans and the cost of a car. The defendant is countersuing for unpaid traffic tickets.
Then, The plaintiff says the defendant is her sister, and she allowed her and her boyfriend to move in with her. She says they argued all the time, smoked in the house, and rarely cleaned. She’s suing her for rent and the cost of a car. The defendant says her sister removed all the cooking and eating implements and also cut all the electricity, so she had to eat out all the time.
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First, The plaintiff takes her cousin and his wife to court. She says she asked her cousin to help her move some items into a storage unit, but she left her TVs in the defendants’ basement. She says pipes burst in the defendants’ home and her TVs broke, so she’s suing for damaged property. The defendants are countersuing for storage fees.
Then, The plaintiff says her son died of brain cancer as a toddler, so she makes the extra effort to bond with her other kids. She bought them a camper, but she alleges that the defendant conned her, so she’s suing. The defendant denies owing the plaintiff for anything
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First, The plaintiff takes her aunt to court. She says they always had a great relationship until the plaintiff’s grandmother — the defendant’s mother — died. She says the defendant sold her grandmother’s property, but she failed to split the proceeds. She’s suing for estate sale proceeds and emotional distress. The defendant argues they’re only in court because the plaintiff is greedy and only cares about money
Then, The plaintiff says she dated the defendant and they bonded over a love of fashion. She claims when she opened up a boutique, the defendant created a fake Facebook page using her business name, so she’s suing. The defendant claims he’s a silent partner and had every right to make the page. He’s countersuing for invasion of privacy.
Plus, The plaintiff says she’s dated the defendant on and off, but they have trust issues. She’s suing him for stolen money. The defendant says the plaintiff accused him of cheating all the time, so he finally called it quits once and for all.
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First, The plaintiff recently found out he might have a biological son after having a one-night stand nearly 40 years ago. He said he is devastated he never knew he might have a child. He petitioned the court for a DNA test. The defendant says he was adopted at birth and always wanted to know about his biological parents.
Then, The plaintiff says she rented an apartment from the defendant, who turned out to be a meddler. She’s suing for a security deposit. The defendant says the neighbors complained that they could hear her having sex. She claims the plaintiff damaged the apartment and failed to pay rent.
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