Season 13

A woman demands that her son repay a loan and return her furniture, and he countersues for the return of a laptop; former roommates feud over rent, a lease and damages to the apartment.

* Estrada Vs. Paredes - A woman sues her former roommate for apartment damages

* Purvis Vs. Ziegenbein - former neighbors argue over deceased dogs and damages to a trailer.

* Huapaya Vs. Guerra - A woman accuses the father of her children of breaking a television

* Horton Vs. Robertson - a woman sues a man for running into her parked car in a nightclub parking lot.

* Carter Vs. Tang - An uninvited partygoer says another guest punched him in the face during a brawl.

* Von Rapacki Vs. Iuvara - A woman secretly videotapes her neighbor vandalizing the fence that separates them

* Hanzel Vs. Wilcox - A woman sues her former friend for his share of a legal settlement.

Ex-lovers quarrel over a maxed-out credit card; a woman sues her father for failing to pay back attorney fees after he is convicted of domestic violence.

A designated driver falls asleep and totals a car; roommates quarrel over party guests, pet nuisances and a broken lease.

A Malibu woman says her ex-boyfriend stole her tools and made unauthorized charges on her credit card.

A man sues his ex over a restraining order; a mother concerned that her son is spending thousands of dollars at strip clubs keeps his money.

Brother and sister sue over destruction of property during a fight; a man denies owing his mother for unpaid loans and car insurance.

Teenagers deny damaging a teacher's car; a woman sues her ex-fiance for money she says she put into his home.

Former roommates quarrel over the cost to replace a mattress and vet bills; a woman sues her niece for loans.

After a break up, a couple fight over furniture left out in the snow and an alleged assault in a car.

An 11-year-old girl is accused of pouring scalding water on a five-year-old boy; a man sues a horse trainer for the return of a saddle.

A man accuses a club bouncer of assault; a woman sues her twin brother for a wrecked car.

A woman sues the father of her child for car damages; former roommates argue over a loan and unpaid rent.

A man blames his ex-girlfriend for the loss of his business, his belongings and the care of his child; a woman and her ex-boyfriend argue over an outstanding $5,000 bill for neck surgery.