Nosey

A man wants to sue his ex-boyfriend for the cost of a nose job he subsidized and a ring he purchased, but the ex insists that both were gifts; a woman bought a car from her now ex-boyfriend and says he stole it back soon after their breakup.

A woman says the defendant refused to return her puppy and deemed her negligent; a plaintiff says her ex-boyfriend physically and emotionally abused her; Louise and her ex-fiancé of 17 years, Frank, sue each other for a long list of possessions.

A woman is not satisfied with the home remodeling job a contractor did; former friends dispute whether money that changed hands was intended as a loan or a gift.

A defendant admits she hired her then-friend to plan and promote an event, but later decided to cancel the event, so she thinks she owes nothing; a motorist contends that the defendant's dump truck hauling rocks caused damage to his car's windshield.

A woman sues her ex-boyfriend for car damage, while he countersues for destruction of his personal property; a landlord hopes to recoup money for damages and unpaid rent.

Megan wants former roommate Nicole to return her security deposit; Nicole contends that Megan left the home in shambles, threatened her and attempted to break back into her home.

A woman sues over damage to her car; two ballroom dancers battle over unpaid travel expenses; a defendant says a plaintiff is trying to commit fraud and wasting the court's time; litigants dispute unpaid bills and late fees over a water well.

Former talk show host Jerry Springer puts his law degree to use, hearing real cases and rendering verdicts in a TV courtroom.

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.

The plaintiffs say they lent the defendant money to support a fellow-minority business owner, but the business closed and the defendant has not repaid the loan; a landlord says former tenants ruined his rental property.

A woman says the defendant took advantage of her in a broken rental agreement, while the defendant countersues for the damages to the property she rented; a litigant says nearly $4,000 was a gift, not a loan.

A 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.

A 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.

A transgender man has second thoughts about marrying a woman; Germaine wants his ex to take him back and reveals a secret; Stormie's husband gives her an ultimatum.

A man wants his ex-wife and children to move in with him and his girlfriend; a woman suspects her fiance of cheating with her friend; a woman says she is tired of her partner's rap career.

Regina tells her daughter, Angela, that she is getting married to her ex-boyfriend; next, Suzanne is tired of her boyfriend complaining about her job as an exotic entertainer; then, Tanya is here to tell Bryan's wife about their affair.

A woman says her fiance spends too much time playing video games and may be cheating on her; a woman wants her cousin's fiance; a mother plans to stop her daughter's wedding by any means necessary.

Hope confronts her best friend, Laura, for stealing her boyfriend, Joey, and then becoming engaged to him.

From February: A woman confronts her cousin, who stole her boyfriend and is intent on marrying him on the show.

A man tells his sister he slept with her boyfriend.

Jerry reveals he's having a secret affair; Tenille wants to confront the woman sleeping with her baby's father; Jenny wants to confront a woman.

Threesomes.

A man settles down with the woman he says he really loves -- but she is not his new baby's mother; a woman who admits to lying to her husband finds out that he has been sleeping with her best friend.

A man slept with his brother's fiancee; a man wants to leave his girlfriend for a professional escort.

Naomi suspects that her lover is cheating on her; Kristy and Emmy force Adam to choose; Lori admits how much she hates her son's partner.

Chris tells his girlfriend, Chrissy, what he's really into; Mistress Tara, the dominatrix who caters to Chris' fantasy.

Trina has a surprise for Larry; Edwin wants to end things with Sadee; Shamm and Nita.

Jordan admits that he has not been faithful to his girlfriend; Shay confesses that she has shared a lot with her best friend; Trisha learns that her fiance slept with her friend again.

Diamynn admits to hooking up with a man who has a girlfriend and a child; Angel regrets kissing Brittany and does not want to rekindle a relationship with her; Kaitlyn says her husband's floundering wrestling career is hard on their family.

A man tells his girlfriend that he has been leading a gay double life; TV host Tom Bergeron judges a dance competition; a woman confesses that she slept with her husband's cousin.

Beep runs a convenience store and he's fallen in love with the girlfriend of one of the patrons; next, James has been waiting for 5 years to take his revenge on his brother; then, Michelle has a shocking experience with a shocking person.

Pamela tells her best friend, Terri, that she is sleeping with her son, Brandon; Deaire has been sleeping with Brenda's 62-year-old mother.

A ballet teacher dates a brother and sister; a man cheats with his brother's girlfriend; a man cheats with a stripper.

Paige admits to sleeping with her friend's boyfriend; Alex confesses to cheating with two women; Kaylynn decides to get even with her friend.

A woman says a company damaged her custom stone floors and wants her money back; plaintiffs say the defendant's reckless driving damaged their iron fence, but he says he was trying to avoid a deer.

A landlord sues his former tenants for unpaid rent and late fees; an unfinished floor remodeling job and reportedly unwanted sexual advances bring ex-friends to court.

The plaintiff sues her ex-boyfriend for money she says she spent on vacations and car repairs and accuses him of stealing from her co-workers at a company function; a woman says she moved out of an apartment because she feared for her life.