A woman sues her mother for wrecking her vehicle, and the mother countersues over a snow blower and ruined furniture; an older sister is forced to make car payments that her younger sister was supposed to make.
An 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.
A woman sues an ex-boyfriend over money she lent him to purchase bowling balls, while he countersues for negligence and emotional distress; a man sues an ex-band member after he promised, and failed, to get his song posted on a popular music website.
A sisterly bond is on the precipice of destruction as they take to the courts in a dispute over a cell phone; a man sues his former neighbor and friend for $621, accusing him of destroying his prized possession: a chainsaw.
A woman sues her brother for $5,000 and blames his children for getting her evicted from her home; a woman claims a man stole her puppy, while he says he would have paid for it if he weren't the target of vicious threats and harassment.
A 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.
A woman sues her niece for destroying her car, failure to repay a loan and emotional distress; a man sues his son for repayment of a $3,000 loan.
The plaintiff says that when things soured in her relationship with her now ex-boyfriend, he sent his mother to assault her; a woman says she was duped out of $850 while trying to keep her son comfortable as he recovered from surgery.
A former cheerleader's mom says the plaintiff refused to discipline several people who were bullying her daughter; man accuses his ex-girlfriend of physically assaulting him and damaging his property.
A 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.
A woman who owes her ex-friend $600 says she has treated the plaintiff to high-end salons and restaurants, therefore they are even; the defendant in a case regarding a swingers club countersues because her reputation has been sullied.
After failing to lose weight, a client demands a refund from her fitness trainer; a check issued as a down payment on a plot of land bounces.
A man lends more than $4,000 to a woman he meets online; a defendant says she failed to repay a business owner because her credit card was stolen and her reputation smeared on social media.
Litigants dispute property damage; an ex-boyfriend sues for more than $2,000 for a promise ring.
Litigants feud over a puppy's health; a man insists that a car was a gift from his older sister.
Ex-business partners get entangled in a dispute over a loan; a defendant claims she was unaware she was going to be charged for legal services.
A woman sues for the fraudulent sale of a phone and service fee; a plaintiff sues for a car's down payment and damages.
Things turn ugly when a plaintiff tries to get out of her lease prematurely; a man says he never made an agreement with his sister to pay her back for posting the money to get him out of jail.
A woman sues her mother for unpaid bills and lost wages; a plaintiff sues for property damage and failure to repair a computer.
A woman sues her niece for multiple items; an ex-girlfriend says she shouldn't be held responsible for repaying any loan.
An infestation of roaches has a woman suing her landlord for the return of $1,800 in rent money; a man who purchased a vehicle he saw online is suffering from a case of buyer's remorse and says the seller duped him.
A landlady sues her tenant for $4,000 for unpaid rent, property damage and unpaid utilities; a man sues his ex-boyfriend in the amount of $4,571.
Sued for car vandalism and other damages, the defendant says the plaintiff is trying to commit fraud and wasting the court's time; litigants dispute unpaid bills and late fees over a water well.
The plaintiff accuses the defendant of stealing her tax return; a claim of $5,000 in financial turmoil and emotional distress is what has a former couple in court.
A woman sues her ex-boyfriend for $900 for an amusement park membership they agreed to split and unauthorized use of her credit card; a man offered to fix his former employee's vehicle as a favor, but the employee says the vehicle only got worse.
Childhood friends find themselves embroiled in a legal dispute over damaged personal property; a woman regrets offering to help out a friend experiencing some financially difficult times.
A mother and son sue over damages to the son's car, while the defendant blames faulty tires; a man sues his ex-girlfriend for unpaid rent and a lease buyout fee.
An 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.
A woman says the car she bought turned out to be a lemon, but the seller claims there were no issues prior to sale; a plaintiff claims to have issued a defendant a series of loans, which have gone unpaid.
A defendant says she doesn't have to repay a loan because she used to drive the plaintiff and his girlfriend to various locations to run errands; a couple sue a contractor for an unfinished remodeling job to their kitchen.
Allana says she tried to return Robin's lost dog. However, when Allana asked for the reward money, she was told she was barking up the wrong tree!
Michael Say's his ex-wife, Susan Left him with an Electric bill after the lights went out in their Marriage
Ventriloquist April demands a second $2,000 performance fee -- for her puppet; Joanna sues her ex-boyfriend, Jonathan, for back rent and cable and utility bills.
Tinisha and Tamisha sue their cousin for a refund for personal training and a fitness plan they say didn't help them attain their desired results; roommates Justin and D'Aydrian feud over back rent, a pair of sneakers and passes to an amusement park.
Ashley sues ex-friend Abigail for production and fabric costs for Caribbean Carnival costumes; makeup artists Cody and Michael feud over who invented Splenda Rim and the amount it cost to do the makeup.
Aaliyah sues her ex-boyfriend for the cost of the car she says he took from her after their breakup, but he says that he's the rightful owner and that she damaged two of his cars; Rich sues his ex-girlfriend for the return of his puppy.
A caterer sues Bombshell Monroe for labor, payroll for six servers, cost of food and transportation, and damage to serving equipment.
Marsha rented a car for cousin Erykah but says Erykah kept the car so long the rental company threatened to arrest Marsha, so she is suing Erykah for unpaid fees; Isaiah sues his former friend,Dominique for damage to a camera and lost wages.
Mason sues Zane for not tagging him in a video that they filmed together; Zane countersues for defamation; when Krystina found porn on her boyfriend Quan's camera, she broke it, so he sues her for $5,000; she countersues for emotional distress.
Xavier says his former friend and musical collaborator, Stephen, refuses to pay him royalties and session fees; David asked his friend, Emma, to send him a package of collectibles, but it never arrived, so he thinks she kept the goodies for herself.
Migdalia sues her own son, Enrico, for $136, including the cost of transportation to babysit her granddaughter; Magdalia sues her son's fiancée, Lucero, for the amount she says she had to pay to get Lucero's belongings removed from her apartment.
Antoine sues his sister for repayment of a personal loan to bail her out of jail and put money on her books; she says she helped make him famous and therefore owes him nothing; Bhavani and Anjali say they shouldn't have to pay for four photo shoots.
Jake sues his sister, Jessy, for repayment of a loan to purchase a boat, but she says she already paid him; Eugene sues Miyah for unpaid rent, while she says she never agreed to pay rent, and he sold all of her belongings, so she owes him nothing.
Defendant Jessica says plaintiff Ellen set herself on fire, so she owes nothing for her bad haircut and emotional distress; Aaron sues his podcast co-host, Eugene, for the court maximum for damaging his driveway and deck, plus emotional distress.
Brandyn sues her ex-friend Michael for payment of a bar bill and emotional distress; Inez sues her husband Herman for two coronavirus relief checks she says he pocketed during the pandemic and she wants her name off the car he has in his possession.
Jihada says her dog was hit by the city bus while trying to defend her from Delonte's dog, which was off its leash, so she is suing Delonte for $5,000; Brittney sues her baby daddy for car payments and maintenance he says are her responsibility.
Rapper Keyaria sues Everett for nonpayment for a performance and travel reimbursement, while he says the performance was a gift; Irston says Shawn's truck forced his off the road and into a tree, but she says he is the one who drove into the tree.
Krichelle was saving up to leave the stripper life, then lent her mum, Shaneque, money and was not paid back; Shranda resists paying Jordan for editing footage of her reality show, saying he was incompetent and that she had to hire someone else.
Brittany sues her ex-roommate, Quisha, for rent and destroying her makeup; Rebekah's then-friend, Christa, gave her a sob story of wanting to get out of debt, so she co-signed a loan to help her out, but the loan went unpaid.
Ajay says he and his mother never agreed that he would have to pay her back for school, and the car she provided was a gift; Monet says she lent her cheating ex-girlfriend money and expected to be repaid, but her ex says she owes her nothing.
Tahaj's baby mama destroyed his shoes and clothing after scrolling through his social media messages and discovering he was cheating on her; Rosemarie says her former roommate stole from her and failed to pay her half of the rent.
Eleanor hired Angela to make a party dress, but it was the wrong shade of pink and not completed by the agreed-upon date; because Nasair had no car insurance, Daniel had to pay out of pocket to fix his car and wants Nasair to reimburse him.
Valencia sues Kathy for the cost of a set of car keys she says Kathy stole from her; Chris says his former friend, Nicole, owes him for damaging his couch and dirtying his carpet, while she counter sues him for defamation of character.
Daniel sues Danny for failure to pay him his portion of the profits made on a party they threw together; Cameron sues a pair of evicted third-party roommates for unpaid rent, utilities and property damage.
Meghan sues the band Opium Droid for unpaid services as their manager; Cameron hired Adrian to remodel his basement and paid him $5,000 up front, but says Adrian did some work then ghosted him, leaving him to hire someone else to finish the job.
Deanna's children's dog runs away while he is in her sister's care; Barbara says she lent her son money to help him get an apartment and furniture, but he used it to buy a car and hasn't paid her back.
Enemous sues Morris for an unpaid booking fee for an event that was shut down by police during the height of the pandemic; Veronica gave Jennifer 100 pairs of designer shoes to sell online and split the profits, but she has not received a dime.
Malinda hired Rance to cater her daughter's wedding, and he was a no-show because, he says, he had a family emergency; Kel sues his ex-boyfriend, Kyle, for damaging his car.
April and Alaysha went on vacation, and now Alaysha refuses to pay her share of the expenses; Sean failed to pay Paulie for painting his truck, because he took too long and the quality is unsatisfactory.
My Oh Mime O sues Happy Harreyem for showing up at a gig as a white-faced clown, rather than as a mime; Deidre regrets lending her then-boyfriend, Demetrius, $4,500 to pay a lawyer after getting a speeding ticket.
Lequen sues Sheron for unpaid lap dance services and video game purchases her son made on his credit card without his consent; Devin sues Robin for a lost basketball wager and a dinner, while Robin says Devin owes him for a previous bet.
Sara and Miguel's viral video leads to death threats, emotional distress and expensive therapy; Kevin purchased phones for Tiffany, but she never paid him back and kicked him out of her home.
Mariahlynn claims that Antaeyvious is responsible for covering the expenses of her birthday celebration. However, Antaeyvious argues that he already gifted her a $700 pair of shoes and insists that he owes nothing.
Michael accuses John of not paying his share of travel expenses and is suing him for $400; Lauren sues Nicole for $450 for a refund for photography services and the loss of clientele.
Eddie asserts that Tony is indebted to him for $5000 in compensation for performing as the opening act at his comedy show; John claims that Cleivis and Naika rented one of his cars and got into an accident.
Marvel says the defendant did her wrong when she held on to three wigs and a costume she was planning to wear in a competition and is suing for $830; Shea is suing Jerome for $1,800 for a dog she purchased from him.
Patricia claims that her friend and colleague Adam owes her $1,500 for when she was a guest on his new show; a man is sued for repayment of a loan.
Keira and Keiana say Katrice and Katherine agreed to share the cost of a hotel, but when it was time to pay up, Katrice and Katherine were nowhere to be found; Tyson says he lent his cousin Michael money to buy cigarettes so he could resell them.
James' baby mama, Brooklynn, says she doesn't owe him for rent, because the money was used to buy diapers and wipes for their child; musician Tyriq resists paying promoter Shirley for her services.
Karisa sues her former roommate and friend, Audrey, for breaking their lease by leaving to move in with her boyfriend.
Fighter Max sues Michael for not paying him for promotional video appearances; Jonesha and Joshua sue each other for not paying utility bills.
Reality star Sukihana sues her cousin Isaiah for song lyrics and stolen liquor bottles; Michelle wants her landlord, Justin, to return her security deposit, but he says he applied it toward back rent.
Camille paid for her sister's sons' orthodontist bills and their dog's boarding, and wants repayment; Neko hit a deer with his best friend's car.
Michael gave Maulana a high-end designer handbag because he thought she was going to leave her boyfriend for him, then she changed her story; Mase says the car his friend Qua lent him was a mess, so he isn't responsible for repairs.
Astal claims the dress she lent her friend Jenna was returned in a trash bag; LuWanda sues her former boss for repayment of a personal loan.
John sues his ex-boyfriend, Jeremy, for a car, unpaid rent and parking tickets; Kizzie says her friend, Heather, sold her a fake luxury handbag.
Nicki sues her former friend, Danijha, for payment for pole dancing classes; longtime friends Tasha and Ryan decided to adopt a dog together and each pay half on all of its needs, but since purchasing the dog, the agreement hasn't worked out.
Eric sues his wrestling opponent, Raymond, for injuring him in a wrestling match; Sharay helped bail Breann out of jail after she drove with a suspended license and crashed her car, and she thinks Breann should have to buy her a new car.
Penny says her friend Ronald broke her luxury bed while he was house-sitting; Cheyenne sues Sam for selling her a faulty car, but Sam says that the car was sold "as is."
Michael says Eric didn't pay him enough for appearing in his film; Tamika claims that her daughter, Aaliyah, owes her $1,500 for a car loan and car accessories, but Aaliyah insists that the money was a gift.
Louise sues her ex-fiancé of 17 years, Frank, for a gold chain, a women's bike, four decorative pictures, a floor lamp, and an ottoman; Frank says Louise is crazy, and he counter-sues for an engagement ring, high-end cushions and a fishing box.
Sandra, "The Naked Cowgirl," sues Robert, "The Naked Cowboy," and his wife, Patricia, for reportedly copying her character in Times Square, causing her to lose wages; Marcus says his ex-friend, Shelliann, owes him for car damages.
Ashleigh sues Tajana for the cost of a tattoo cover-up, while Tajana says Ashleigh got the tattoo as part of a reality TV show; Taylor says George took him out for his birthday, and the next day Taylor found an $1100 charge on his credit card.
Reshawn sues his brother-in-law for back rent that he failed to pay while Reshawn was in jail; Tasheka totaled her friends' car, but says the crash occurred while she was looking at the navigation system, so she is not responsible for what happened.
Pinky sues Priyanka for lost wages due to the removal of content from her social media page; Michael says that, because a business investment didn't pay off, he doesn't have to repay the woman who lent him the money.
Alisa says performer Mikhail ruined her party by reeking of cigarettes and being middle-aged, and he says she never paid him; Antoine says his girlfriend Shenica borrowed his car and then attempted to run over him, so he is suing for medical bills.
Aimee says her sister Angela is using her like an ATM; Lori purchased several shade trees for her father, but when they died he refused to repay her for them.
Entertainer Mark says he drove 90 minutes for a gig that got canceled at the last minute; Reginald says he was lying in a hospital bed fighting for his life when his nephew Sharod stole his debit card and racked up $3,000 of charges.
Janice lent her sister, Debra, $5,000, and Debra refuses to answer her calls or respond to texts; Michael says he told Mohammed he had a dog when he signed the lease to his apartment, but on move-in day, Mohammed refused to let the puppy in.
Doris asked Marie for a haircut, including highlights and a perm, but says she ended up looking like she was an actress in an '80s movie; Remarcus says personal trainer Shaiquawn pushed him to the point that he injured his knee and ankle.
Nesha says baby daddy Rae borrowed her car for the day and got into an accident, forcing her to purchase another vehicle; Nicole says former friend Naaila's cat injured her cats and damaged a chair.
Sean's dog bit off Ronald's fingers; Jerron sues his ex-girlfriend Crystal for hotel expenses, food and emotional distress, while she says everything he purchased was a gift.
Kira says defendants Michael, Mario and Johnathan used song lyrics that she wrote and failed to pay her; Severity wants to know how her wig got burned while she was out running errands and her roommate, Coleslaw, was reportedly taking a nap.
Kayla claims that she and Darion had an agreement that she could live with him rent-free if she cleaned; Nicolas says his former friend Patrick started doing tricks with Nicolas' mo-ped and flipped, damaging the mo-ped.
Mike says he had a massive heart attack before a show and was unable to perform, while his former friend Dave sues him for not appearing and for the cost of breakaway bottles and overtime pay.
Tylon sues Ramo for hotel fees and for damaging his door during their physical altercation; Kaliah sues her mom because of car damages reportedly caused by her minor brother when he tried to back out of the driveway.
Katrina says Craig owes her for the value of clothing designs and growing his social platform, while he says she offered the outfits for free; Tracy and Jacob agree that he crashed into her car, but he insists he didn't do the damage she's claiming.
Aiysha lent Kamila money while she was going through some turbulent times, but now Aiysha is the one having hard times and wants the money back; Jonathan discovered after the fact that there was a title lien on the car his friend Jeffrey sold him.
Magician Murray says his friend Alain owes him for bending 13 of his prized-possession spoons during a magic trick; Alain contends that he bent only one spoon, not the other 12.
Cherylyn sues her mother, Joey, over a vehicle crash, while Joey counter-sues for rent, cable, utilities and maid labor; brothers Anthony and Antonio argue over whether $1,500 was a gift or a loan.
Ayron sues Le'Shawn for thousands of dollars' worth of hair braiding services, but he says he doesn't owe her anything because he gave her recording time in his studio; Krista resists repaying money her friend Tapeka lent to her.
Jarrel wants his cousin Rakir to pay him for the death of his pet turtles and funeral expenses; Chelsey says that while she was grieving over the loss of her dad, it was unrealistic for Jody to expect her to make payments on a car and an Apple Watch.
Crescenda says she lent Shantrina money when she needed to move out of the home she shared with an abusive boyfriend, and she now wants to be repaid; Joseph sues his friend of 20 years for breaking his paddleboard.
Keoashia says she is suing her cheating ex, Markenson, for the value of lavish gifts, spa, dinner and money she gave him to celebrate his 33rd birthday, and a cash loan; Winzor sues Simone because he doesn't like the way she did his hair.
Anthony's caterer, Corene, had to leave the party early due to a family emergency; Mark sues his friend's landlord, Brian, for the theft of his motorcycle and forging a bill of sale.
Rafael sues his former tattoo artist, Louis, for an unpaid influencer promotion for his tattoo shop; Airel admits that she got into an accident in Latricia's car, she insists it wasn't her fault and she therefore owes nothing.
A family feud among sisters.
Shaqueem sues his brother, Jaquan, for property damage to his car, which was shot up and caught fire; David let then-girlfriend Tracy borrow his car, but someone dented it, and despite having insurance he wants Tracy to pay the out-of-pocket costs.
Yolanda sues her former hairstylist, Crystal, who damaged her wig during installation, which ruined a party that she attended because her friends made fun of her hair; Crystal says Yolanda returned to her salon and wreaked havoc on it before fleeing.
Stefan sues Brandon for defamation and loss of revenue for having his posts flagged and taken down; Brandon counter-sues for defamation that cost him followers; Nancy sues former friend Benson for rent, cleaning fees and punitive damages.
Aljahkwan says that brother Alex lived with him for five months rent-free, so he is not going to repay him for money Alex lent him; Kayla sues her ex-fiancé, Roy, for a phone bill and a stolen engagement ring Roy says he sold.
Dakas sues baby mama De'Asia for rent and late fees because she moved out of their apartment while he was away; Desirree sues her Aunt Cassie for rent, a security deposit and damage to her wall.
Kymonii says her sister Quntasa told her she didn't have to pay her back when she gave her money and bought her food, clothes and a bus ticket after her bag was stolen; Corey sues his ex-friend Kaitlyn for towing fees and damage done to his car.
Rapper Bryan says videographer Wisdom refused to honor a Black Friday discount or give him a refund; Brittany says her ex-roommate, Quisha, owes her for rent and for destroying her makeup.
Tulip was in an abusive situation and her co-worker, Tra, offered her a safe place to stay, but they soon got into an argument and Tra kicked her out; they are still feuding over money.
Jana sues her former nail technician, Zoe, saying she did a terrible job on her customized, celebrity-inspired press-on nails; Joseph says getting pies thrown at him caused emotional distress, migraines and breakouts.
Atlas, a wigmaker for drag queens and fashion photography shoots, sues Patty, a famed drag performer in Boston, for failing to promote wigs given in exchange for publicity; Patty says the wigs she gave her were faulty, made improperly and fell apart.
Donnell says he asked Jarrick to guard his belongings until he returned to New York, but when he got back, his radio was broken and his costumes and wigs had been worn and torn; Emmanuel asked Sophia to pay his rent, and he has never repaid her.
Kaleb says that Edwards broke his tattoo table when he went into the shop after hours while under the influence of alcohol; online friends Mickale and Shannon feud over whether a $1,000 transaction was an apartment loan or a gift.
Miracle sues her sons Jordan and James for damage to her front door, screen door, wall and lamp; they say that the lamp broke during a fight with her and the other property damage was already there.
After giving out T-shirts to his fans and potential corporate clients, Matt discovered hidden images in the designs, so he wants Brandon to give him a refund; Aisha sues Melanie for her share of expenses for a "girls" trip to the Poconos.
Zeeshan sues his former friend, Christopher, for a camera, lens and credit card interest; Christopher counter-sues for the value of his doll that Zeeshan lost; Barry took Zienna's rented luxury car clubbing and got involved in a hit-and-run.
Jassimine says she doesn't owe party-planner ex-friend Collyn $2,000 for the cost of her birthday party because Collyn said it was a gift to her; Richard sues Maura for the cost of a vet bill because her dog attacked his dog.
Kathy drained her savings to lend her daughter Sharla money to buy a car, but Sharla ghosted her and insists her mom forced her to take the money and never said it was a loan; Diane sues Chris for botching a paint job, and he says she never paid him.
Iomikoe sues her ex-business partner, Lid'ya, for taking half of the balance from their business bank account and for the loss of clientele; gambler Michael and his sister, Trisha, feud over money that was missing after he returned from vacation.
Myrline paid Rashad to post her page on his Instagram for 24 hours, but he left it up only an hour due to hateful comments; James Jr. sues his father for emotional distress because they did not get along while living together during the pandemic.
Keiara sues her ex-boyfriend Brandon for wrecking her car, and he counter-sues for lost wages, saying she refused to let him go back to work; Steven sues his neighbor for breaking his coffee grinder and emotional distress.
Kimberly's rented house caught on fire and her family was left with nothing; landlord Patrick says her son is responsible for burning down his house; Dexter sues his cousin Loquisha because she stopped making payments on a car for which he cosigned.
Janelle No. 5 says she had to stop wearing gowns she bought from fellow drag queen Jasmine because the negative comments were affecting her reputation and got her fired from a gig; Victoria says Johnathan owes her money due to a canceled video shoot.
Amar says that when Durrell moved in he put holes in the wall trying to build a vanity and ran a pet sitting service out of the apartment without permission, causing carpet damage; Bernetta got rid of property that Virgil was storing in her garage.
Joel says he stopped paying rent because roommate Michael's girlfriend disrupted the balance of the home and created a hostile environment; John says he never finished fixing his brother's window because his brother won't let him into the house.
Diana says Luis has been passing off some dinners as payment for the work she's done for his celebrity boxing career; James says Michael and Sarah were driving recklessly when they struck his vehicle at a tricky intersection, causing major damage.
Aliyah says Junior abruptly pulled out of a deal to sublet his apartment to her, which caused her to give away her dog; Sol says that his lifelong friend, Nicolas, ruined their relationship and his game console when he dumped beer into it.
Lovari says his appearance on Lady Clover's cooking show has been detrimental to his career, while she says he's hindered her from booking future guests; Michael insists that Charley's loan was an investment in his theater company, which has folded.
Landlady Shirley says tenants Renee and Celia's unkempt habits caused smoke damage and a rat infestation; Howard says he gave his cousin Marque money to buy parts to repair his car, but instead Marque did a disappearing act on him.
Niki says she lent her girlfriend's mother, Tonya, some cash, but Tonya wants Niki to stop harassing her because the money was a gift, not a loan; Nicholas struck out when he wanted to be repaid by Brandon after a day at the ballpark.
Ginger says her daughter, Sheba, agreed to act in her play for free, while Sheba says her mom owes her $700; Kendra says she lent fiancé Mario money in hopes of boosting their careers, but instead he spent it on sneakers and nights on the town.
Ibrahim is an engineer at Marvin's studio and wants to be compensated for unpaid sessions; Tiana says she has every intention of repaying her mother for a $1,500 loan once she makes it in the music business.
Nicholas says defendant Nicolai told people at a party that he was an awful magician, making future jobs disappear; Diane says when she stopped at a red light, Teddy hit her car -- then ghosted her.
Rachael says that her record label's bank account took a hit when the defendant delivered a song she didn't own, forcing her to take down the track; Simon got into an accident while driving Edwin's van in a snowstorm.
Matt says his business partner, Nii, abandoned the business, causing him to go broke; when Peter asked energy healer Bettina for a refund, he says, she ghosted him.
Collins says he advised Talita multiple times about the mold issues in her building, but she never took action; Mustapha thinks there was something suspicious about a fire in the house where he was renting a room.
Tyshaun hired his friend, Alonzo, to help him increase his social media presence, but says Alonzo pushed him too hard; Carole says Iwona was hired to clean her home but instead left it dirty and dusty and refused to return to do the job right.
Andre let his cousin Dareyus crash at his place, but he didn't pay rent and Andre's gaming system went missing; Charis says her ex-stepson accidentally backed into her car and promised to pay for damages but never did.
Natalia says she went on an alcohol run for Matthew when he needed more liquor for his party, but when he sobered up, he refused to repay her; Shauna says the used car she purchased broke down on the highway and burst into flames.
Christopher says he is tired of being his comic friend Jodell's financial lifeline and wants his money back; Deon says Ashley asked him to pull on her hair as hard as he could for a social media video showing the strength of her wig glue.