Seasons & episodes

Neighbors fight over the collateral damage caused by a fight between their dogs; a man stands accused of beating a car with a bat outside a nightclub.

When a child is arrested for an assault at school, his parents fight over the cost of attorney fees; a contractor accuses a painter of poor workmanship and of damaging a client's house and his work truck.

After losing an election, a couple accuse the winning union members of sending out 800 defamatory flyers to voters.

A man is accused of threatening to damage a woman's credit score; the cost of a property survey is disputed by neighbors after trash and dog issues come into play.

A man spends the night in jail after his four children's mother accuses him of kicking her in the thigh; he says he has a video of the incident.

A teenager tries to act out what she sees on YouTube, and a classmate's laptop is destroyed in the process; after being pushed into a pool at a party, a man's iPhone no longer works, and he sues the partygoer who he says caused the damage.

A condo owner's son is accused of taking thousands of dollars from a tenant to make late mortgage payments; an ex-friend overstays her welcome; a woman's ex wrecks the car she left behind.

A woman sues a horse trainer for a refund when the fitting of a horse saddle doesn't work out; the judge admits she's not much of a rider.

A woman, in need of a break, drops off her kids with her mother-in-law and is accused of breaking a door down to get them back a week later; a woman pleads guilty to stealing from her ex-roommate then comes to court to sue the victim of her burglary.

Car windows are busted out when the battle over a beloved dog does not go a woman's way.

A dog owner has the nerve to compare his pit bull, which inflicts puncture wounds on a neighbor's Chihuahua, to a lovable cartoon character; a motorist claims a fellow driver was flailing his arms and having a seizure as he careened into her vehicle.

A woman sues for the court max, saying she was duped into moving into a condemned studio apartment; alkaline water systems, a shoe patent and thousands in reportedly misappropriated funds come into play.

A woman sues her ex-husband for the return of alimony she says she overpaid; a man admits that he lost his temper and slashed his ex-girlfriend's tires in front of police officers.

A contractor is paid $20,000 to put in a driveway that his client says she cannot turn around in; a man says he fears for his safety after living with a toxic roommate with demanding rules and obnoxious politics.

An elderly woman tries to collect money from the family of a deceased friend; when a man is asked to leave after his year-long tenancy is up, he claims his landlord is breaking the law.

A vehicle is allegedly repossessed before one final payment could be made.

After a mother's death, sisters fight over the car she left behind; a man demands that a carpenter return to repair a leaky door.

A man who cheated on his lover says only four of his phones contributed to her $4,800 bill; a 17-year-old broadsides a motorist then flees the scene; a woman has a strange way of showing gratitude after a stranger gives her a place to stay.

A man is accused of lighting his ex's mother's car on fire; an ex-friend says a custodian refuses to repay loans or take responsibility for her dog; woman disputes her son's funeral costs and says the funeral director owes her for emotional distress.

A man and his daughter go after their neighbor for a 911 call about mental instability, trespassing and a police report.

A couple try to shield their granddaughter from a half-naked man who is high on meth and reportedly running wild in their neighborhood; amateur musicians come together to create beautiful music but end up with nothing but a copyright battle.

A woman gives her cat to a foster family; after losing touch, a couple come together to attend a reunion only to fight over accessories for the party; a woman says she won't let her father see her child unless he pays back money stolen from her.

Former fiancées fight over care of cats and carpet; a musician says he failed to show up for a concert because he was attacked right before show time; a teen driver refuses to take responsibility for a passenger's actions when a cyclist is injured.

A mother and daughter go after their landlord for a lockout and destruction of property; a woman makes the mistake of renting a 30-year-old van to transport her artwork, and its owner expects her to pay for repairs when it breaks down.