First, The plaintiff says the defendant is her brother. She claims his opioid addiction escalated after his child’s mother died of a drug overdose. She hopes to get him help, and she’s suing him for the cost of a TV. The defendant says he sold drugs to support his child. He’s countersuing for unpaid rent.

Then, The plaintiff dated the defendant and said they bonded because they both like to smoke weed. They moved in together, and he claims she moved out but still owes for rent, so he’s suing. The defendant says she found out the plaintiff was cheating on her, so she moved out.

Plus, The plaintiff and defendant met when they were serving time in prison together. She claims she loaned the defendant money several times, but she hasn’t been paid back, so she’s suing for unpaid loans. The defendant argues the plaintiff has been repaid. She’s countersuing for property damages.

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First, The plaintiff says he used to date the defendant. He claims while they were on a cruise, she attacked him and stole his wallet. He’s suing for emotional distress and breach of contract. The defendant says the plaintiff has a criminal history of violence against women. She’s countersuing for pain and suffering and emotional distress.

Then, The plaintiff rented a room in her home to the defendant. She claims the defendant owes her money, so she kicked her out. The plaintiff is suing for unpaid rent and emotional distress. The defendant argues she paid the plaintiff every month and doesn’t owe anything. She’s countersuing for illegal eviction and harassment.

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First, The plaintiff says she was single for 20 years until she began dating the defendant, who turned out to be a narcissist and a bigot. She’s suing him for storage fees and the cost of movers. The defendant insists the plaintiff is argumentative and kept some of his possessions, so he refuses to pay her anything.

Then, The plaintiff says she found out when she was 13 that the man she thought was her father might not actually be her real dad. She believes she and the defendant might have the same father, so she petitioned the court for a sibling DNA test. The defendant says he never knew anything about having a sibling, so he doesn’t know what to believe.

Plus, The plaintiff brings her daughter to court. She says her daughter would often run away growing up, but she wants to repair her relationship with her daughter. The plaintiff says she let her daughter borrow her truck, but the truck broke down and the defendant abandoned it. She’s suing for the cost of a car and auto repairs. The defendant thinks she’s being sued for more than what she owes.

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First, The plaintiffs, a married couple, say they rented a house from the defendant. They claim she started to harass them and even threatened to burn the house down. They’re suing for a rent refund, security deposit, and harassment. The defendant says the plaintiff posted derogatory things online, so she’s suing for defamation and unpaid rent.

Then, The plaintiff and defendant reconnected on Facebook and got married months later. The plaintiff claims the defendant was a prostitute while they were married. The plaintiff changed the locks to their home and claims the defendant damaged his home in anger. He’s suing for property damages and a stolen laptop. The defendant admits she destroyed some of his personal items, but argues the plaintiff assaulted her. She’s countersuing for defamation and pain and suffering.

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First, The plaintiff says he dated the defendant and claims she stole his identity and then falsely accused him of abuse. He’s suing her for attorney fees, a stimulus check, and emotional distress. The defendant says the plaintiff was controlling and abusive. She denies owing him for anything.

Then, The plaintiff was raised to believe one man was her father. When she was 51 years old, she got a copy of her birth certificate and found another man listed as her father. The defendant and the plaintiff’s sister share the same father, so she’s petitioning the court for a DNA test. The defendant says he is eager to find out the truth.

Plus, The plaintiff rented a home to the defendant. He says the defendant stopped paying the water bill, which meant the water got shut off. The plaintiff evicted the defendant, and he’s suing for unpaid rent. The defendant argues the water got shut off only because there was a busted water line and the plaintiff refused to fix it. He says he went five months without water, and he doesn’t think he owes anything.

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First, The plaintiff says her daughter has two children with the defendant, but the plaintiff has custody because of her daughter’s addiction and mental health issues. She’s petitioning the court for a paternity for the younger child because the defendant expressed doubt he is the father. The defendant says his ex used to tell him he wasn’t the father, so he wants the truth.

Then, The plaintiff was in the Navy and became homeless when he got out. He eventually went to film school and became a director. He says the defendant is his best friend and he agreed to shoot a music video for the defendant’s son. The plaintiff claims the defendant’s son stole his jewelry when they were on set, so he’s suing for the value of the lost property. The defendant argues his son had nothing to do with it and never stole the jewelry, so he doesn’t owe anything.

Plus, The plaintiff dated the defendant for eight years. He says they broke up several times a year, but there was lying and cheating in their relationship. The defendant says he cheated on her over 60 times. The plaintiff claims he loaned the defendant money to pay for an energy bill, but she hasn’t paid him back, so he’s suing for the balance on a loan. The defendant denies owing him anything because he has never paid child support.

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First, When the plaintiff was 14, she found out the man she thought was her father might not actually be her biological dad. The defendant says he met the plaintiff when he was about 4 or 5 and they kept in touch ever since. The plaintiff petitioned the court to see if she and the defendant are siblings and to figure out her father’s identity. 

Then, The plaintiff brings her youngest son to court. She says she moved into a new house with her son and his girlfriend after her house burned down. The plaintiff says her son lived with her for three months, and they came with an agreement to help pay. She’s suing for rent, utilities, and damaged property. The defendant argues his mom is suing for more than he owes.

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First, The plaintiffs, a couple, met the defendant at a country music show. They plaintiffs say they became close friends with the defendant, and they all decided to move to Nashville together. They claim their roommate lied all the time, but then moved out early. They’re suing for unpaid rent. The defendant denies owing them anything. 

Then, The plaintiff lives in the same senior home as the defendant, and they met because the plaintiff bought weed from him. The plaintiff claims he had an envelope of $500, but it fell out of his pocket. He says the defendant stole the money, so he’s suing. The defendant denies taking the money. He’s countersuing for defamation.

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First, The plaintiff spent time in prison for selling crack. She says she saw her nephew, the defendant, going down a similar path, so she took him in. She claims the defendant borrowed her car, then crashed it and fled. Her nephew got into a car chase with the police and crashed it again, so she’s suing for car damages. The defendant says he believed the fines he paid covered the cost of the car repairs. 

Then, The plaintiff was raised by her grandparents. She says she met her dad when he was in prison, and on her dad’s deathbed years later, he said she didn’t have any siblings. The plaintiff met the defendant, who is claiming to be her half-sister. She’s petitioning the court for a sibling DNA test. The defendant says she lost touch with her dad when she was a young girl and believes she and the plaintiff are related.

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First, The plaintiff says his daughter is in the process of divorcing the defendant, who claims the last straw was when her husband spent the night at her friend’s house. The plaintiff is suing his son-in-law for stolen money. The defendant denies owing anything. 

Then, The plaintiff brings her daughter to court. She says she co-signed on a car for the defendant on the stipulation that it would not get repossessed. The car ended up getting repossessed, so she’s suing for breach of contract, pawn fees, and emotional distress. The defendant is countersuing for emotional distress.

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