First, The plaintiff met the defendant on a dating website, but after their first date, she knew they’d be better off as friends. The plaintiff claims one night she and the defendant were in her car when the defendant’s girlfriend shot her vehicle 13 times, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant admits that his girlfriend shot the plaintiff’s car but insists the plaintiff should be suing her.

Plus, The plaintiffs, three sisters, were always told the defendant was their father. However, their mother was a known prostitute, so they’ve petitioned the court for a paternity test. Additionally, one of the plaintiffs is suing the defendant because she gave him money to start a business, but he hasn’t paid her back. The defendant insists he thought the money was a gift, and he’s eager for the paternity test results.

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First, The plaintiff met the defendant while caring for his daughter at a day care facility, and she claims they had a one-night stand. The plaintiff says she made a partial payment to the defendant for a car, but he took the vehicle, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant insists the plaintiff told him she didn’t want the vehicle anymore, and he told her the payment was nonrefundable.

Then, The plaintiff has been friends with the defendant for over 20 years. However, the plaintiff is suing her friend because she loaned the defendant money to help her pay for a car, but the defendant hasn’t paid her back. The defendant says she and the plaintiff are like family, so she doesn’t understand why her friend is suing her.

Plus, The plaintiff was friends with the defendant but claims he nearly ruined his relationship after falsely accusing him of having an affair with the defendant’s girlfriend and 83-year-old mother. The plaintiff is suing his former friend because he says he gave him money to purchase a car, but the defendant never gave him the vehicle. The defendant argues the plaintiff once attacked him.

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First, The plaintiff met the defendant at a motel, and they had a one-night stand. Afterward, the plaintiff took a shower, and when he came back, the defendant was gone, along with his laptop, jewelry, and car, so he’s suing. The defendant admits she has stolen things in the past but is trying to make amends.

Then, The plaintiff has known the defendant for over 30 years and claims she’s a hothead who is always about to “pop off.” The plaintiff alleges her former friend invited her to go on a trip to Washington, D.C., but the defendant ruined the trip, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant insists the plaintiff was the one who made the trip awful by insulting her the whole time. Besides, the plaintiff begged to go on the trip.

Plus, In this special “throwback” episode, the plaintiff is suing her ex-boyfriend because she alleges he physically pushed her car, damaging it. The defendant claims the plaintiff was the one who damaged the car by dragging him down the road.

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First, The plaintiff was good friends with the defendant, which is why he agreed to rent a car to him. The plaintiff is suing the defendant because he got into an accident and damaged the vehicle. The defendant insists that the plaintiff told him the car was fully covered in case of any damage.

Then, The plaintiff went to the defendant’s shop to get her hair braided. The next day, the plaintiff alleges that four of her braids fell out, so she’s suing. The defendant has been doing hair since she was a little girl. The defendant insists she’s never had any problems until the plaintiff, and she’s countersuing for harassment.

Plus, The plaintiff used to be married to the defendant, and they have three children together. After their relationship ended, the plaintiff rented a house to the defendant, but she is suing the defendant for unpaid rent. The defendant insists the house he rented from his ex was haunted, and that’s why he won’t pay rent.

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First, The plaintiff married the defendant’s father when the defendant was 13 years old. The plaintiff loaned the defendant and her boyfriend money to pay rent. She says the defendant hasn’t paid her back, so she’s suing for an unpaid loan. The defendant says the plaintiff helped change her father for the better because he used to be abusive. The defendant thinks the plaintiff is suing her prematurely.

Then, The plaintiff dated the defendant for three years, but she claims the defendant cheated on her. She and the defendant got a house together, but he stopped paying rent and never came home. She’s suing for breach of contract. The defendant argues he never cheated on her and he denies owing her.

Plus, The plaintiff and defendant used to be friends but eventually lost touch. They reconnected because they were both in jail at the same time. She says she agreed to board the defendant’s horse at her home, but she didn’t pay, so she’s suing. The defendant argues she brought all the supplies for the horse. She’s countersuing for unpaid wages.

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First, The plaintiff is suing his estranged wife because he claims she stole money from his bank account. The defendant says she is in the process of paying the plaintiff back, and she is countersuing for rent and emotional distress.

Then, The plaintiff took several designer handbags to the defendant to sell at her consignment shop. However, the plaintiff claims the defendant closed her shop without telling her and never sold the bags, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant admits she did not contact the plaintiff but insists she was suffering from PTSD after someone robbed her store.

Plus, The plaintiff and defendant met while they were both in the Marines. They lived together briefly, but then he asked her to move out. He says he bailed the defendant out of jail, but she never paid him back, so he’s suing. The defendant thinks the plaintiff is only suing her because he doesn’t approve of her new boyfriend.

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First, The plaintiff started dealing drugs when she was 17 and became an addict. The defendant was the plaintiff’s cellmate, and the plaintiff is suing for three unpaid loans. The defendant insists the plaintiff is suing her prematurely, and she needs more time.

Then, The plaintiff married the defendant after they met online, but they got divorced because the plaintiff says she was abusive toward his son. The plaintiff is suing his ex-wife because he believes she stole money from him through a cash refund meant for the plaintiff. The defendant says she thought the refund check was for a car accident settlement, and she didn’t know it was meant for the plaintiff until after she cashed it in.

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First, The plaintiff is suing her former friend because she claims she lent money to the defendant for rent and child expenses, but the defendant hasn’t paid her back. The defendant insists the money was a gift.

Then, The plaintiff dated the defendant, and when their daughter was 2 months old, she tragically passed away. The plaintiff claims the defendant owes her money for child support, so she’s suing. The defendant claims he couldn’t find stable work at the time, and he insists he’s still in love with the plaintiff.

Plus. The plaintiff claims the defendant, her former friend, always chooses men over her friends. The plaintiff is suing the defendant because she says she paid for a trip, but the defendant ghosted the plaintiff and hasn’t paid her back. The defendant admits the plaintiff paid for the trip, but she couldn’t go because of her job.

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First, The plaintiff, a hairstylist, claims he paid to participate in the defendant’s hair competition. However, the plaintiff says it was a waste of time, so he’s suing for a refund. The defendant insists she hosts the hottest hair show in Detroit, and the plaintiff is nothing but a sore loser.

Then, The plaintiff is suing her daughter because she claims she bought tickets to take the defendant’s daughter to a concert, but the defendant refused to let her go. The defendant insists her mother gave the tickets to another grandchild. The defendant is countersuing for emotional distress.

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First, The plaintiff met the defendant in high school, but after graduation, she soon realized the defendant was constantly fighting and causing drama. The plaintiff is suing the defendant because she loaned her money for personal reasons, but the defendant has not yet paid it back. The defendant admits she borrowed money but insists the plaintiff forgave the debt.

Then, The plaintiff grew up on the South Side of Chicago and was involved in drugs, gangs, and violence. The plaintiff doesn’t want her son to end up the same way, but she’s suing him because she claims his friend crashed her car. The defendant feels his mother is suing for more than he owes.

Plus, In this special “throwback” episode, the plaintiff and defendant share two kids but are no longer together. The plaintiff is suing his ex because he claims the defendant damaged his car one night while she was drunk and angry. The defendant admits she damaged the car, but she claims the plaintiff once broke into her house.

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