Seasons & episodes

A family rents a vacation home in hope of zip-lining only to discover the business has closed, so they demand a refund; a 19-year-old spends $3,000 on a used car only to find herself stranded with a vehicle from Guam that can't pass a smog test.

When a young woman sues her parents, one of whom served time in jail, the judge educates lawmakers regarding social support; a young man hits hard times and is taken in by a friend, but later sues him for not helping him move out.

A widower with a tragic story gets solid advice from the judge when he sues for property damage caused by ferrets; an apartment's state of disrepair is blamed on a tenant who claims all damages are normal wear and tear.

A man says he caught his girlfriend cheating but forgave her four days later when she bought him a motorcycle; a woman sues her ex-boyfriend for an unpaid loan to buy a car: she says he promised to pay her back with a tax refund that never appeared.

A singer performs at a veterans' charity event but insists he never agreed to play for free; a handyman is accused of shoddy workmanship but blames his client's mother and father for botching the paint job their daughter paid for.

A woman flies from California to Minnesota to purchase a cat only to find that its minor infection is not so minor; 19 Club Crackers with every meal is one of the favorites of a woman whose care is being fought over by her son and granddaughter.

A woman sues her former roommate for stealing her belongings and making threats, then she is accused of staging the robbery herself; the judge finds out what a skip day is when she talks to a teen about her new used car that turned out to be a lemon.

A party planner says 660 people showed up to celebrate a girl's 15th birthday and that she was not properly compensated for such a large crowd; a woman sues her neighbor for property damage as a result of his dead tree falling on her property.

A man with over a dozen arrests is incensed when his mother and sister accuse him of assault and theft; a traveling nurse claims she was bitten by her neighbor's cat.

A man fights to regain custody of his child after the mother moves out of state; a mechanic admits that the car he was supposed to repair was towed.

A young couple asked to account for their income have a colorful history; an uninsured motorist is questioned.

Evidence includes an assault caught on video and a vulgar voicemail; a woman says the site of her wedding was misrepresented.

A man says his ex broke in, she says she was invited; a woman is accused of firing her contractor after he made a deal with her insurance company.

An uninsured driver sues the driver she crashed into; a man sues his ex for a laptop, she claims he was cheating.

A man loans a co-worker money but asks that it be kept a secret; a woman gives a friend a car title without full payment.

A woman claims she was sleeping when her roommate scarred her for life, but cops report that she was high on PCP; a woman accused of stealing thousands in electronics from her ex-roommate has a major problem convincing the judge of her innocence.

An online hookup ends badly when a man's car is vandalized after he is accused of getting a woman pregnant only weeks after they met; a year after a woman sells her car, she is hit with impound fees because the buyer never registered the vehicle.

An angry car owner in hot pursuit of his repossessed car jumps on the tow truck and causes an accident, then sues for false charges of an assault; a dog breeder refuses to return a puppy deposit and claims the dog is still on its way.

A woman submits video evidence of pigs destroying her backyard, but her pig-owning neighbor refuses to acknowledge the animals are hers; a woman buys a 30-year-old boat from a stranger and then sues for fraud when it sinks.

A woman accused of threatening to stab her ex-daughter-in-law fights for visitation with her granddaughter; a woman currently living in her car with her boyfriend claims her ex-roommate disposed of $5,000 worth of her property.

A mother claims a daycare center had a cockroach infestation and mishandled a baby with a weak spine; a nail salon owner is accused of damaging a customer's jeans during a hand-softening treatment.

A man is accused of filing a retaliatory restraining order against a co-worker who loses his job because of his actions; a woman leaves all of her personal belongings in free storage for seven months and expects payback when they go missing.

Parents suing a motorist for hitting their daughter while she was crossing the street admit that they were not watching her when she was injured.

An 11-year-old boy admits to lying to the police about vandalizing a neighbor's car after, he says, she stole his basketball; a makeup artist's no-refund policy is deemed to be outrageous by the judge.