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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.

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

Furious after a rent increase, a woman stops paying and contacts the housing authority citing 24 violations.

A woman claims her horse was injured and then held ransom by a stable owner; the stable owner says she thought the animal had been abandoned.

A homeless couple accuses an old family friend of cheating them out of their work pay and of harassing them on the job.

Allegations of elder abuse and weapon possession cloud a romance that ends in a fight over engagement ring custody.

A man spends $8,000 on a new boat but admits that he neglected to test drive it before the purchase; he is sued by a mechanic for an unpaid bill.

Three weeks after buying a horse, a woman trespasses to secretly return it because she claims it had chronic arthritis.

When a man doesn't get his way in a pot-growing camper deal, he makes a call to the state and allegedly terrifies three children.

A dispute over a vow renewal involving allegations of drug use and vandalism prompts Judge Judy to share a personal marriage story.

Landlords allow an unauthorised walkthrough without the tenant's knowledge, then charge them for additional damages.

A delivery driver tells the harrowing story of his delivery of a 1K phone, his race to escape a Pit Bull, and the injuries he suffered.

A man sues his former friend for refusing to return 'Caesar' the German Shepherd after he took a trip to Guam wearing his $300 gold chain.

With the help of SIO Pete Simm, Detective Inspector Steve Keogh leads us through the multi-layered investigation of the 2012 murder of beloved Christopher Proctor.

In a small Texas town, a mother's worst nightmare becomes a tragic reality.

US police find the dismembered body parts of a missing woman in an alligator-infested creek. They must race to prove who was responsible for this killing.

Amy Robinson, a teenager with Turner's Syndrome, had just taken her first steps toward independence by getting a job at her local grocery store, with tragic consequences.

In 1988, the body of an eight-year-old girl is found brutally murdered. Although the killer left behind clues, the case goes cold until forensics make a break-through.

In 1963, the body of a young boy is found wrapped in blankets and dumped in a river. Years later, DNA technology helps identify the boy and what happened to him.

In a small Texas town, a mother's worst nightmare becomes a tragic reality.

US police find the dismembered body parts of a missing woman in an alligator-infested creek. They must race to prove who was responsible for this killing.

Amy Robinson, a teenager with Turner's Syndrome, had just taken her first steps toward independence by getting a job at her local grocery store, with tragic consequences.

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

Furious after a rent increase, a woman stops paying and contacts the housing authority citing 24 violations.

A woman claims her horse was injured and then held ransom by a stable owner; the stable owner says she thought the animal had been abandoned.

A homeless couple accuses an old family friend of cheating them out of their work pay and of harassing them on the job.

Buying goods from home