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Case 1: A relationship between a patient and a nurse ends, leaving the boyfriend stuck with an outstanding car loan. Case 2: Litigants go to court over wild dogs, a dead cat and a lawsuit.
Case 1: A two-year-old child and unpaid bills are the end result of a couple's broken relationship. Case 2: A Texas tenant claims his landlord hated his ""wife"" and refused pay to fix the air conditioner.
Case 1: An ex-husband ignores a divorce decree and refuses to pay his share of the wedding loan. Case 2: After her husband dies, a woman moves in with a roommate and gives her a credit card. Now, the roommate is gone and she's stuck with a big bill.
Case 1: An accident between a car and a bicycle sends the bicyclist to the hospital and the driver's mom to court. Case 2: Feline allergies lead to hospital bills, fleas and an ex-girlfriend.
Case 1: A fight between the fiancée and the baby's father at a child's birthday party results in ripped clothing. Case 2: Two women break up and begin an ugly fight over a van.
Case 1: A married woman is driven back to her husband after discovering her lover's alleged sexual expectations and secret photographs. Case 2: A married woman is driven back to her husband after discovering her lover's alleged sexual expectations and secret photographs. Case 3: A married woman is driven back to her husband after discovering her lover's alleged sexual expectations and secret photographs
Case 1: A woman claims her old boyfriend gave her the rent money, but he insists it was a loan. Case 2: An auto shop owner claims the car he had serviced caught fire on it's own so he's not liable for damages.
Case 1: A woman contends that if her granddaughter has enough money to buy a car then she ought to pay rent on her back house. Case 2: An altercation over a beer, after last call, leaves a patron with a split lip.