Judge Jerry
The Long ConS1 E2An ex-bridesmaid and friend is accused of stealing an engagement ring and pawning it; a couple who offered to help a financially distressed family say they were conned and are suing for payments and damages to their car.
Skipping OutS1 E6A woman says her former best friend decided to skip out on the lease to their apartment; a man accuses his ex-girlfriend of stealing his jewelry.
Who Hit Who?S1 E10A cyclist sues for $300, saying he was struck by a motorist, while the motorist says the cyclist was reckless and ran into his car; a man says his jealous ex-girlfriend destroyed his property and reputation and sues her for $4,750.
S1 E20A woman sues her niece for multiple items; an ex-girlfriend says she shouldn't be held responsible for repaying any loan.
S1 E28An emotionally distraught woman sues a pit bull's owner for $5,000 because it attacked her dog; a man sues his older brother for repayment of a personal loan issued to fix a vehicle.
S1 E44A woman sues her brother for failure to repay her for a loan; a man renting property decides to get out of his lease due to the restrictions.
S1 E48A plaintiff is suing her former tenants for property damage for spray painting the walls and digging a hole through the kitchen floor; plaintiff claims fraud when he finds out a car will cost more than the advertised price.
S1 E49A man sues his ex-wife for a propane gas bill and rent; plaintiffs sue for unpaid wages and fuel costs after making cross-country deliveries for the defendant.
S1 E66A defendant admits to being involved in a crash but claims she was struck by a deer and only left the scene out of fear; a woman who paid an acquaintance to make repairs to her home while she was away says the defendant left the house in shambles.
S1 E95A man says his ex-wife purposely left him an unpaid propane bill for revenge; a woman sues for $5,000 in damages to her car after what she calls a hit-and-run.
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