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A young woman plans a cruise with her mother only to have the trip cancelled; she is accused of pocketing the refund and going on a cruise with her aunt.

A woman can't keep up with costs to care for her beloved 20K show jumper; when the horse goes lame, she can't afford to keep him alive.

A woman brings to court her surviving dog and the ashes of a toy Yorkie that did not survive an alleged attack by her neighbour's Pit Bull.

A respected family friend helps fund a young girl's 15th birthday party but always expected to be paid back.

An allegedly irate passenger claims reckless driving threw him and his wife to the floor of a limo; he takes action.

A young woman claims an untrained Husky puppy made her home uninhabitable and that the dog was allegedly abused by her roommate.

A woman accuses the ex-lover of her current boyfriend of ramming her car numerous times, kicking it and then harassing her.

A woman breaks down after hearing the Judge's verdict in regards to her beloved dog that she shared with her boyfriend.

Real-life small-claims cases on issues affecting family life, presided over by outspoken former New York judge Judy Sheindlin

Real-life small-claims cases on issues affecting family life, presided over by outspoken former New York judge Judy Sheindlin

Real-life small-claims cases on issues affecting family life, presided over by outspoken former New York judge Judy Sheindlin

A young man claims his older, female roommate locked him out when he showed up to pick up his possessions; she says she didn't hear him.

The Judge schools a tattoo artist on courtroom etiquette when he mouths off to his ex-girlfriend denying he owes $8,000 for a Harley.

When two cars collide on a busy street, an eye witness takes the stand to try and set the record straight.

A man sues his unemployed ex-wife for her share of their son's extracurricular activities and orthodontic bills.

A woman claims she was tackled by her ex-lover during a fight; he claims she hit him in the face first then threw a vase at him.

A man sues a former tenant for damages to his home as a result of her pet boarding business.

A woman sues a contractor and his son for shoddy workmanship; they claim she held their tools hostage and extorted them for money.

Two Pit Bulls allegedly run home with blood on their faces after an attack on a neighbour's dog; their owner puts them down but still denies they were a menace.

A homeless woman gets a master's degree and buys her own home; her mistake is renting to a mother of three who was living in her car.

A woman waits six days before clarifying that she owned the gun that police found in her apartment and not her roommate, who is an ex-con.

Two boys break into a neighbour's shop, load a car with knives, a blowtorch and crow bar and start the engine; a hero neighbour shows up just in time.

With the help of the SIO Paul Withers, Detective Inspector Steve Keogh leads us through the complex investigation of the 2016 murder of Michael Keen.

The investigation into the murder of schoolteacher Mary Catherine Edwards in Beaumont, Texas, and her unexpected connection to the killer.

A murdered US woman is found 230 miles from home, dumped from a bridge into swamp. Was she killed by someone she met online, or by her own husband?

When Jamie Faith is murdered, detectives discover his wife manipulated a former boyfriend to kill.

In 1976, a young woman was found dead at a military base in Orange County, California. Using forensic genealogy, experts break open the 40-year-old cold case

In December 1987, the body of a girl was dumped on the side of a road in Ohio. Genetic genealogy is called upon to help solve this violent murder

The investigation into the murder of schoolteacher Mary Catherine Edwards in Beaumont, Texas, and her unexpected connection to the killer.

A murdered US woman is found 230 miles from home, dumped from a bridge into swamp. Was she killed by someone she met online, or by her own husband?

When Jamie Faith is murdered, detectives discover his wife manipulated a former boyfriend to kill.

Real-life small-claims cases on issues affecting family life, presided over by outspoken former New York judge Judy Sheindlin

Real-life small-claims cases on issues affecting family life, presided over by outspoken former New York judge Judy Sheindlin

A young man claims his older, female roommate locked him out when he showed up to pick up his possessions; she says she didn't hear him.

The Judge schools a tattoo artist on courtroom etiquette when he mouths off to his ex-girlfriend denying he owes $8,000 for a Harley.

When two cars collide on a busy street, an eye witness takes the stand to try and set the record straight.

Buying goods from home