Seasons & episodes

The world's unluckiest horse is struck by a car while being pursued by a bear; a couple allow a handyman to live with them in exchange for construction on their home; a vacationer who ran out of spending money says a friend "gave" him cash.

A woman sues for vet bills after a handyman she hired for a bargain reportedly leaves sharp objects all over her backyard; a man lends money to a financially-challenged friend who says he worked off the balance and owes nothing.

A man shells out thousands of dollars to his ex-wife to get her to sign off on his life insurance policy, but she says he shorted her by $5,000; a teen takes his friend’s car out for a test spin and ends up totaling it and losing it to a tow yard.

An angry property owner is accused of stealing a young delivery driver's truck’s keys; a man loses more than $150,000 when he sells his restaurant, then blames the new owner for causing its closure.

A man is so angry with his neighbor that he says he’ll turn his retirement property into a halfway house just to upset her; the judge loses all patience when a young man reneges on a promise to pay his grandmother for the car she sold to him.

A man is desperate to be repaid after making a deal with a friend to take care of a sick dog’s surgery; the bed of an uninsured teenager’s pickup truck flies out of icy control and swipes another vehicle.

A man sues his former business partner for the return of two luxury vehicles, saying he was conned in an out-of-state deal; longtime friends get into a vicious fight over the serving size of their cocktails, and one says her hair has not grown back.

A new tenant is accused of disturbing the peace when his move-in time is adjusted; when motorists collide at an intersection, each sues the other for damages, and one loses all rights to compensation when he reveals his insurance status.

A contractor sues for lost revenue due to slander about the quality of his work; a landlord accuses her tenant of being a slob and allegedly has the pictures to back it up.

A woman accuses her siblings of lying to her about the sale of their father’s home; neighbors fight over the trimming of an 18-foot high hedge.

A young driver causes a collision that lands her boyfriend in the hospital and rehab; a woman is sued by her ex-roommates; family members go after each other.

The judge dismisses a man’s claims that his landlord took advantage of he and his girlfriend; a woman sues the grandmother of her four children for emotional distress and for allegedly reneging on payback of a car loan.

A painter complains that his ability to perform his job was restricted due to the proximity of dialysis patients; a woman being sued for selling a friend’s property claims a frightened friend gave her the items and said they were a gift.

A woman claims she was bitten by a guard dog; ex-lovers fight over a loan, storage fees and planter material.

A dog care provider accuses a pet owner of dropping off her dogs and not returning for six months; a man rents part of his home to a subsidized tenant only to discover she has allegedly taken it upon herself to move his property into storage.

A man accuses a mechanic of defrauding him when he failed to put original parts as allegedly promised on his racing motorcycle.

Ex-lovers allegedly use claims of child abuse to get even with each other; a woman sues a painter for an allegedly sloppy job.

A disagreement between a tenant and a landlord escalates; a man on his way to get a donut is accused of forcing a fellow motorist off the road.

A young boy is attacked by a dog that was supposed to be muzzled; property is allegedly sold for marijuana; a 29-year-old man says he has no idea what his own address is.

A daycare client is sued for non-payment of services; a man sues a fellow dog owner for vet bills; the owners of a tow-truck company are sued by their former business partner.

Girlfriends call it quits when their child's father comes between them, and the dispute ends in a multiple-car collision; a woman's career in law enforcement may be jeopardized when her older sister is accused of stealing her identity.

A man accuses his neighbors' Rottweilers of mauling his border collie and of biting his son, who tried to intervene; after a relationship ends, a woman decides that her ex-lover's renovation attempts damaged her home.

A young man refuses to pay what he is accused of owing when he discovers he was subleasing instead of leasing, and his sublessors say he stole a TV off the wall; a woman claims she paid $5,800 for a truck engine pulled from a junkyard.

Mr. Incredible and Cookie make an appearance as a show of support for their owner, who is accused of violating a lease by harboring a third dog; the judge reprimands a landlord for not coming clean about the cost of repairs to his property.