Season 13

A woman says her beloved rabbit suffered a fatal injury while in a man's care; he denies responsibility and argues that she's really after his money.

A woman says she financed her boyfriend through hard times and was repaid with betrayal; he argues that he never cheated and owes her nothing.

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A man says his sister broke her promise to repay him; she says he's forgotten all she's done for him.

A woman says she bought a broken SUV that disappeared; her former friend argues that he can't be expected to refund a vehicle that drove right out of the dispute.

The new owner says her puppy was diagnosed with parvovirus within 24 hours, while the pet shop owners argue that the dog was healthy and the diagnosis was wrong.

An aunt says her niece stopped making payments on a loan for a cruise, while the niece argues that extra charges sank their agreement.

A man says a dog attack left his pet injured, while his neighbor argues that the veterinary bills don't pass the sniff test.

A woman says her roommate always found excuses not to pay utilities, while he says he always drove her around and paid for other expenses.

A driver says a mechanic failed to properly fix her cars, while the mechanic argues that she caused her own troubles.

A woman says her maltipoo suffered devastating injuries, while her neighbor says his pit bull is not aggressive -- and she escalated the situation.

A landlord says his tenant left behind unpaid rent and havoc, while the tenant says the roommates made his life miserable.

One woman says she was promised two puppies from a planned breeding arrangement, while the other says she ended the deal when they ended their friendship.

A contractor says a home restoration job was done, and additional work was declined, while the homeowner says the house was torn apart and left unfinished.

A man says he's still owed money for a "skidsteer," while his former friend argues that he got stuck with a machine that belongs in the scrapyard.

One side of a family says a teenager left his treasured pet with Grandma during a vacation; Grandma says she's grown attached and doesn't want to give it back!

A woman says she covered a car repair bill for her ex and got stuck with the payments; he argues that she offered to help before abruptly ending the relationship.

A casino-themed birthday bash leaves a man feeling like he lost a bet: he says he deserves his deposit back after canceling early; the planner argues that the money was already committed to vendors.

A woman says her ex promised to make payments and maintain a car, while he argues that she never followed through on transferring ownership.

A man says he was sold a used vehicle in poor condition; the seller argues that he is being blamed for someone else's scam.

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A couple say their former church friend crashed their truck and refuses to pay for the damage; she argues that a faulty tire is responsible for the accident.

One neighbor says his dog was seriously injured in an off-leash encounter, and he was stuck with thousands of dollars in veterinary bills; the other says it was simply a brief scuffle.

A short-term rental's landlord says his tenant allowed unauthorized guests, who left the property in disarray; the tenant says the guests took over the arrangement, and the landlord knew about it.

A man says he repeatedly helped a friend with car expenses and was never repaid; the ex-friend argues that repayment was never part of the deal.

A bargain truck buyer says the vehicle was falling apart; the man he calls the seller argues that he merely brokered the deal and isn't responsible.

A milestone birthday ends with disappointment and demands for a refund: a mother says the decorations and party favors failed to meet expectations, while the decorator argues that she went above and beyond despite difficult circumstances.

A woman says she returned an SUV after discovering problems and never got her refund; her ex argues that she still owes money and says she still has the vehicle.

A customer says a wig didn't fit and wasn't what she wanted; the shop owner says the purchase was approved and non-refundable.

A former tenant says there was a promise of a year-long living arrangement, then she was abruptly kicked out; the homeowner argues that she was only ever a temporary guest, who couldn't follow the rules.

A buyer says she was sold a minivan with a dying transmission; the seller argues that it ran fine, and that's the risk of buying a used vehicle.