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A man sues his former friend for refusing to return his German Shepard. Ex-fiancées fight over the cost of a trip to Fiji and a very expensive engagement video.

After eight weeks of recovery from an attack, a landlord goes after ex-tenants for medical bills.

When a young boy is pushed into a pool against his will, the judge reprimands the parents for their bad judgement. A woman sues her daughter for the return of a vehicle that was allegedly totalled and then damaged in a neighbourhood shoot-out.

The judge chastises a woman for allegedly using the Me Too movement to harm others. A man sues his former friend for damages after he allegedly assaulted him.

A father plagued by the death of his 16-year-old son tries to spare his family more heartache. There is an alleged theft of musical equipment.

A dog owner comes up with an unbelievable story to refute accusations that her pet attacked a Jack Russell terrier. Plus, a woman in need of computer training sues for 2,500 dollars.

A woman says a fight with her roommate left her deprived of much-needed medication. Ex-friends decide to trade cars and find themselves in a whirlwind of uninsured test drives, DMV violations and accusations of grand theft auto.

A woman sues over a broken lease. Then, a man who stopped making payments on a loan his ex cosigned for.

Teens fight over a designer tennis-shoe deal and harassment. Then, a woman says her sister-in-law sold her washer and dryer without permission.

A bicyclist says she blacked out after being hit by a car and thrown to the ground. Then, a dog-adoption manager accuses a woman of running a scam.

A woman and her former boyfriend reconcile long enough to vacation in the Dominican Republic, then fight over trip costs. Then, a man denies owing his ex for towing, car repair and child support.

Brandishing a gun around children, an assault, and repossession of a truck. Then, ex-roommates sue for unpaid rent after an accident forces a young man to move back home.

Ex-lovers battle over loans and a woman sues for her property.

A woman sues over a broken lease. Then, a man who stopped making payments on a loan his ex cosigned for.

A man and his girlfriend say his mother owes them money, but she says she never took a dime from them. Then, a woman says her child's father punched a TV screen during an argument, but he says he just fell on it.

A man refuses to pay back a $2,000 loan from a new friend. Then, loved ones argue over who gets a memorial keepsake box.

A felon learns that her crime frightened her neighbours' children. Then, a mother storms out of the courtroom in a rage.

Former magistrate, the honourable Judy Sheindlin, presides over real family court cases, marital dissension and small claims disputes with a no-nonsense, wisecracking approach to her work.

A woman says her estranged wife's daughter assaulted her on Thanksgiving, causing the holiday to end with a black eye and a night in jail. A woman accuses her ex-landlord of dumping her property at work, while he says she vandalised his wife's car.

The judge calls out a young girl on her fibbing when a neighbour's car is damaged, and she is reportedly caught in the act by a surveillance camera. A homemaker says a free vacuum cleaner demonstration burned a hole in her floor.

A teen is caught hanging from the rafters of a man's holiday rental when an unauthorised high-school party gets out of hand. A "vintage" car is at the heart of a dispute between old friends, and accusations of drunken vandalism come into play.

Former magistrate, the honourable Judy Sheindlin, presides over real family court cases, marital dissension and small claims disputes with a no-nonsense, wisecracking approach to her work.

The case of 30-year-old Natalie Harker, who was found dead in North Yorkshire following a 999 call from her ex-boyfriend Andrew Pearson.

Tracie Andrews claimed her boyfriend Lee Harvey was killed by a stranger in Birmingham in 1996, but forensic evidence soon exposed her and placed her at the centre of the murder.

Marvyn Iheanacho had been released for six months before he killed a child. This terrible incident raised many questions as to how the child ended up in his care.

Crime journalist Donal MacIntyre meets former Detective Chief Inspector Sue Hill to discover how she solved the case of serial killer Daniel Gonzales in London.

Geoffrey Wansell revisits how mother and son Penelope John and Barry Rogers drugged and murdered 84-year-old Betty Guy in Wales and were caught by a police recording.