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Buying goods from home

After being accused of stealing jewelry from her twin sister and pawning it, a woman claims it was family property and denies owing for a loan.

After meeting in a bar, a 34-year-old woman loans a 20-year-old over 100 DVDs and claims he shattered several of them after the police were called.

When a woman pours out a bottle of bourbon because she's mad that her boyfriend and his daughter are drinking again, a fight breaks out.

A woman claims her ex-friend won't return her belongings or her dog; he says he's either given away or sold everything, including the dog.

A woman buys a fixer-upper car for her teenage son and finds a mechanic that may have cut some corners to bring it up to speed.

A man is accused of sharing a tragic story in order to get a sizeable loan from a friend; he insists it was a down payment for work.

A young man is incarcerated only days after buying a Mustang from a business man with ten children; the inmate makes the case that he was scammed.

A teenager claims he took the fall for a friend after a car accident and lied to police about who was responsible.

A policeman is accused of being rude and disrespectful by a reckless driver; a recording of the incident is played in court.

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

An artists' manger from Brooklyn sues a young singer for an unpaid loan to help further her music career.

A teenager says she loaned money from her trust fund to her ex-boyfriend and he's yet to pay it back; he says the money was a gift.

The unpaid balance on the sale of a horse is disputed; the seller is accused of false advertisement.

A woman is suing her ex-boyfriend for unpaid loans for a trip to the Philippines, truck repairs and traffic tickets.

A man claims his ex-fiancée won't return his dog or his engagement ring; she countersues for damages to her home.

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 man claims his unwanted house guest crawled under his 100-year-old home to get back in after locks were changed.

A toddler witnesses a violent altercation between her parents when a dispute about her sleeping arrangements ensues after a family BBQ.

A woman accuses her ex-landlord of stealing rent from her disability account and for illegally evicting her.

A truck driver sues his ex-wife and her mother for the return of his dog; he claims she never cared for the animal.

DI Steve Keogh uncovers secrets in Julian Webb's 1994 murder. DCS Kevin Moore, psychiatrist Dr Sohom Das, and reporter Paul Cheston share insights

A female detective discusses the 1999 murder of Afghan cab driver Mohammadullah Saighani, who was killed in his taxi, and why the case proved memorable for her

Leslie Penrod Harris leaves a restaurant after arguing with her husband. Hours later, her naked body is found near El Toro Air Base 20 miles away. Did her husband kill her?

Susan Waring, a vulnerable woman from the UK, vanished in 2019. Her partner Alan became the prime suspect in a chilling case of suspicion and fear.

A profile of Queensland's 'black widow' killer Patricia Byers, who in 2016 confessed to killing her partner of eight years, Carel Gottgens 26 years earlier

In Bartow, Florida four bodies are found slaughtered in a factory. It's the largest mass murder in county history. Each victim is connected to the factory and the family business.

Leslie Penrod Harris leaves a restaurant after arguing with her husband. Hours later, her naked body is found near El Toro Air Base 20 miles away. Did her husband kill her?

Susan Waring, a vulnerable woman from the UK, vanished in 2019. Her partner Alan became the prime suspect in a chilling case of suspicion and fear.

A female detective discusses the 1999 murder of Afghan cab driver Mohammadullah Saighani, who was killed in his taxi, and why the case proved memorable for her

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

An artists' manger from Brooklyn sues a young singer for an unpaid loan to help further her music career.

A teenager says she loaned money from her trust fund to her ex-boyfriend and he's yet to pay it back; he says the money was a gift.

The unpaid balance on the sale of a horse is disputed; the seller is accused of false advertisement.

A woman is suing her ex-boyfriend for unpaid loans for a trip to the Philippines, truck repairs and traffic tickets.

Buying goods from home