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A man sues his ex brother-in-law for return of money paid for a car, repair costs and emotional distress.

A newlywed sues a dressmaker for the return of money he paid for an ill-fitting wedding dress his wife was unable to wear on the day of her nuptials.

When a woman finds out her boyfriend is a convicted felon, she allegedly reneges on her promise to pay back a very high interest loan he took out for her.

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A woman's microblading treatment allegedly goes astray and she sues for damages.

A married couple sue the former owner of their new home for failing to disclose damage to the above-ground pool.

The Judge questions two women about their romantic choices when horrible allegations of abuse come to light.

A food deliveryman with a handful of Burger King calls 911 after allegedly being bitten by a client's dog.

After two young women purchase a mobile home for 4K, the previous owner accidentally burns it down before they can move in.

A teenager pays a co-worker $50 for a car and then breaches their agreement for future payments.

A man admits that he put all the responsibility of finding a new tenant on his pregnant roommate's shoulders; he sues her for damages.

Alleged slander, toxic trash and a major disagreement over property lines come into play when neighbours go after each other.

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 woman breaks a court order in order to take her child out of state, then makes terrible allegations against the child's father.

A woman accuses her intoxicated boyfriend of assaulting her in a Las Vegas hotel room and demands compensation for her injuries.

In a young woman's efforts to track down money she earned as a teenager, her mother is put on the hot seat.

A retired nurse's passion for raising exotic fish lands her in court when she sues her business partner for travel expenses to a Reef and Reptile Convention.

A woman invests $35,000 in a salon for girls aged 4-12 then sells the business to a man who claims he can't turn a profit.

A customer is shocked to discover a photo of himself being portrayed as a shoplifter at a convenience store; the storeowners accuse him of stealing a cigar.

A car seller decides she can't wait one more minute for repayment and repossesses a vehicle over the final delinquent amount of $60.

When a cat breaks through a door and mauls a young mother, the cat owner says it was probably a fox she was feeding and counters for moving expenses.

When a child is allegedly injured because 'daddy was mad at me', a nanny waits until after she is fired to call CPS.

A man agrees to take back a car he sold and promises to repair it. When the buyers sue him, he regrets being so nice in the first place.

When a man's car is towed for parking illegally, his passenger posts that the tow company owner is a thief with a long criminal history.

Steve Keogh discusses a murder investigation with no body, a love triangle, and forensic clues. The case is solved with old-fashioned detective work.

When a nurse is shot dead in her apartment, investigators note unusual findings, raising doubt about whether it was a self-inflicted act or something more sinister.

When a UK fisherman is murdered and dumped in the River Thames, forensics link three men to the scene. Lost evidence makes convicting his killers challenging.

In 2021, John Hay, a former police officer, failed to return to his West Yorkshire home and SIO Lisa Griffin ordered phone record analysis of strange calls from an 'Eric Johnson'.

A female lifeguard is raped while working at a local pool. Police soon learn of a similar incident two years before. Detectives turn to genetic genealogy.

In 1977, the body of a young woman is found covered in flies and maggots. Police officers fail to identify the victim until revolutionary technology breaks open the case

When a nurse is shot dead in her apartment, investigators note unusual findings, raising doubt about whether it was a self-inflicted act or something more sinister.

When a UK fisherman is murdered and dumped in the River Thames, forensics link three men to the scene. Lost evidence makes convicting his killers challenging.

In 2021, John Hay, a former police officer, failed to return to his West Yorkshire home and SIO Lisa Griffin ordered phone record analysis of strange calls from an 'Eric Johnson'.

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 woman breaks a court order in order to take her child out of state, then makes terrible allegations against the child's father.