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S1, EP18 "When Love Gives You Lemons"
A business exchange turns into a money pit; exes fight over a lemonade business; cousins fight over a crashed car.
S1, EP17 "No Benjamins, No Beats"
Judge Ms. Pat settles cases that include a social media standoff over an unpaid wig install, a music video payment remix and a sister who refuses to pay the other for a loan because she feels like she's loaded.
S1, EP19 "Take The Man, Leave The Bags"
Judge Ms. Pat settles cases that include a situationship turned sour; a mother suing her daughter over a cruise bill.
S1, EP20 "A Hairy Situation"
Cases that include a hairy services exchange, former friends with benefits fighting over free massages and an ex-girlfriend who wants her ex-boyfriend to kick rocks after he returns her kicks.
S2, EP5 "Cuz, You Botched My BBL"
Judge Ms. Pat settles three cases that include a botched BBL that left cousins beefing, friends fighting over a dog haircut gone wrong and sisters squabbling over money owed for rap career management.
S2, EP4 "Jealous Exes & Cracked Screens"
Judge Ms. Pat settles three cases; besties who fell out over a turkey burger fall; a music video that was never shot because the talent looked like Kelly No-Roland; two jealous exes and a broken cell phone.
S2, EP3 "Tinderoni Troubles"
Judge Ms. Pat settles three cases that include sisters suing their mom for a car loan, but mom says they got into two accidents in one day, a roommate situationship that ended after a week and cousins fighting over a busted up water heater.
S2, EP2 "Sis, This Wedding Cake Is Wack"
Judge Ms. Pat settles three cases that include pals from the pen fighting over money owed for transcription work, exes in a delivery app dispute, and sisters whose relationship is a mess over a hot mess wedding cake.
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