Seasons & episodes

An attempt to reign in a roommate's sloppiness ends in an assault, an arrest and a plea bargain; after a TV falls off the wall, a woman says she found 20 unused screws left by the handyman who installed the television.

Footage of a purported assault is viewed in court to try to get a restraining order; a 19-year-old is reprimanded for poor roommate etiquette; a man sues his ex-fiancée for the return of money he paid for a car and for the value of a wedding ring.

Underage drinking, party games, and a full-grown pit bull who's not potty-trained come into play when ex-roommates go their separate ways; a hairstylist's client is attacked by a Rhodesian Ridgeback, and the dog's owner blames the client.

Families fight over custody of a dog; a mother is shocked to see caregivers trying to retrieve a sticker from her toddler's mouth.

A single mother is offered refuge in a woman's home; she later sues for damaging a lamp and unlawful eviction.

The judge dispenses wise advice when a driver is sued for not one, but three, limo accidents.

A motorist admits he ran a stop sign and accidentally killed a dog; a woman is forced to dip into her 401(k) savings and her wages are garnished after a bum car deal with her ex-lover.

A woman accuses her former tax-business partner of vandalizing her office and stealing her client files; a man's extensive online research still lands him with a mechanic who never repairs his car.

A verbal contract in the amount of $14,500 for a Harley ends badly; a woman's attempt to replace her family's deceased dog with a new puppy comes to an abrupt halt when she is told her pick of the litter has died.

A woman accuses her cousin of filing a false police report against her; a motorist's story loses credibility when he flees the crash scene.

An inconsiderate neighbor lets his large dog use a common area as a toilet; the German shepherd bites the man who videotaped their negligence.

A man pleads guilty to stealing defibrillators and aviation headsets and selling them to a pawn shop; a car buyer's math doesn't add up when Officer Byrd pulls out his trusted Kelley Blue Book and compares figures.

A man videotapes his ex-fiancée slamming his computer in a car door as she drives away, then she sues him for damages to her vehicle; a woman agrees to pay off a friend's debt in exchange for his old car that dies after five months.

A woman accuses her child's father of not feeding the child, and her remedy is to immediately file for a restraining order.

A fight over DVDs leads to a $2,000 medical bill; a woman sues her former friend for stealing a car she was supposed to donate; a skateboarder breaks his ankle in three places after failing to stop at a stop sign and slamming into a motor vehicle.

A woman grieves her loss of musical enjoyment when, she says, her violin teacher sells her a subpar violin; a woman claims she has video evidence to prove that the $9,000 ring her ex-lover gave her was not to signify an engagement.

A man is short on money for rent and a security deposit, so he offers up the use of his car; a man and woman who met online see each other for the first time in court and continue to accuse each other of stalking and harassment.

A landlady claims the man she locked out was not a legal tenant; an insurance company finds a man to be at fault, but he is determined to make his case to the judge.

After police execute a warrant for a man charged with assault with a deadly weapon, a landlord demands compensation for a busted-down door; a teen insists she gave her ex-friend $500 in cash for his broken down car, but he sues her for over $4,000.

Threats of wage garnishment, a guilty plea in an auto accident, and accusations of auto theft come into play when a woman sues her son; the judge reprimands reckless drivers who didn't know how to share the road and caused an accident on the freeway.

A woman accuses her former friend of theft and an illegal lockout; a man with a history of violence pleads guilty to vandalizing his ex-lover's car.

A woman sues her mother for custody of a dog; the judge suspects that a forklift operator with a toddler may be in the habit of stiffing day care facilities out of payments they are due.

Newlyweds attempt to fix up their home but end up suing a home remodeler; the judge is incredulous when a woman offers up a pitiful defense of her behavior with a former roommate.

A self-proclaimed nosy neighbor cares for a woman's Great Dane and is accused of spaying her unnecessarily; a woman says she was scammed out of more than $4,000 after answering a blind sales call.