Landlord wants tenant to pay for cleaning up the room he left uninhabitable; estranged husband says since he and his wife are still legally married, the debt he owes her should be written off.

Bride-to-be says she suffered a bad reaction to false eyelashes that were incorrectly applied; woman wants her father to pay her for the fifteen years she didn't receive financial support.

Builder wants to be paid for work he completed but his customer says the work was substandard; buyer and seller argue over car repair costs and service.

Car buyer says he doesn't owe his former friend the entire amount since the loan period is not yet up; a customer claims he provided massage to his mechanic in lieu of payment for car parts.

Landlady sues for rent arrears from her former tenant and friend; ex-lovers argue over a loan; woman says she was defrauded out of the money her sister loaned her and can't repay it.

Mother and formerly drug-addicted daughter argue over loans; another mother wants repayment from her son but he says since they're family the debt should be written off.

A couple sue for replacement of a sofa they say their friend damaged beyond repair; former friends argue over the purchase of cosmetics.

A man and woman argue over belongings and utility bills and whether or not they were really in a relationship; a man wants repayment of a loan but his former friend says there was no deadline discussed.

Rappers battle in court over bookings and wages; woman wants repayment of money she invested with a former friend to start a business; women argue over whether loaned money was really a gift.

Man wants to cover a tattoo he had done as a result of losing a sports bet; mother and daughter argue over a loan; brothers argue over a loan.

Former fiances argue over a loan; former friends argue over a loan.

Woman wants her former partner to repay a loan but he says the loan was for both their benefit; former boyfriends argue over loans and a holiday trip.

A man says he doesn't owe for repair costs of a car he damaged since he paid for the insurance; woman wants her share of grandmother's estate but the executor admits to spending the money.

Former friends argue over a damaged laptop; former girlfriends argue over various loans and household bills; former partners argue over loans and a gym membership.

A man says repayment of a loan was based on an expected compensation payout which never materialized so he owes nothing; former partners argue over a loan; sports fans want refund for a football-themed cake after baker used the rival team colors on the inside.

Winner of a pie-eating contest wants compensation for loss of opportunity after the contest was retracted due to incorrect pies; estranged husband and wife argue over rent arrears and carpet replacement.

Friendship between Doberman lovers crumbles over unpaid loans; woman wants repayment from former partner who says she sold some of his things and that should suffice.

Golfer says he gave his former friend a voucher for free golf clubs so he owes nothing for the clubs he lost; former friends argue over car payments; a man wants compensation after his colleague filmed and posted a prank played on him.

Window cleaners argue over a business arrangement; father sues son for a loan plus interest.

Tenant says since she improved the garden she doesn't owe her landlord for rent arrears; former fiances argue over a loan; a woman says she was stuck with massive debt after her partner moved out unexpectedly.

Mimouma is claiming £2,000 owed on a load she made to her daughter to pay for her car to be repaired. Her daughter says she's unable to pay the money back and as they are family, she should be given more time. Faye is claiming £1,890 for a loan she made to her former partner to help pay towards a new music studio. He says his work is seasonal, he's been unable to pay and as there was never a formal agreement between then he should be given more time.

Former partners argue over payments for fishing equipment; a mother wants back child maintenance but the father says she won't let him see the kids.

Former landlord and tenant argue over an eviction and personal property; homeowners say a carpenter owes for unfinished work on their doors.

Mother sues father of her child for repayment of a loan for a mobile phone contract; former friends argue over a loan for car repairs; a man wants his friend to pay her share of a night out but she says he damaged her speaker, so she owes nothing.

Actor sues for wages and profit share for his role in a feature film ("Clean Slate"); angry man of 22 wants his 48 year old ex-fiance to repay him for the engagement ring; former bandmates argue over a loan for costumes.

A florist wants a former friend to repay him for stored items lost or damaged; barmaid says she does not owe on a loan from a customer because she already paid it back.

A man says his former girlfriend should pay for an accident she caused by distracting him while he was driving; a van seller wants the buyer to finish paying for it; brothers argue over a loan for rent.

Aunt sues niece for repayment of a loan; daughter says she doesn't owe her mother yet for a business loan since the business is not yet profitable.

Former friends argue over loans; a woman wants money back she paid for a VIP booth that her friend's boyfriend agreed to pay for but then changed his mind; a woman wants repayment of money given to a friend for safekeeping which he then spent online.

Former tenant says since the heating was faulty he doesn't owe landlady for back rent; a man wants repayment for a loan made to a family friend.

Two men who met in prison argue over clothing; ex-partners who met on PlentyOFish dispute whether money was a loan or a gift.

Former partner says he had no legal contract to repay a loan; former friends argue over money lent for a new car; a son feels he doesn't have to repay his father until his music career takes off.

Former friends argue over loans for relocation; an woman feels she owes nothing for damaging her ex's belongings due to the emotional distress he put her through; a son says he shouldn't have to pay his mother back for loans since they are family.

A customer says the work on his new driveway was substandard so he won't pay for it; a man says money loaned him should be considered a gift since it came from gambling winnings; a mother says she shouldn't have to repay her daughter until her finances improve.

A woman wants her mother to pay to replace her pet cat; mother and daughter argue over loans versus gifts; a man wants his former friend to repay him for a phone contract but she says she told him to cancel it when the phone was stolen.

Carpet-fitter says his client didn't allow him enough time to deliver her carpet before leaving a bad review that hurt his business; a woman and her niece argue over the sale of puppies.

A son wants his mother to pay back a loan for vet bills; former friends argue over a loan for a new car.

A man admits cashing his brother's check and keeping the money but says it was to repay a debt; a woman wants her money back after the car she bought on the Internet broke down.

Sisters argue over phone and laptop damage and repair costs; neighbors argue over repair costs after one borrowed the other's car and crashed it; mother and daughter argue over a loan and a fine.

A woman wants compensation for items damaged or stolen while her friend was house-sitting; a man says the car he bought is not roadworthy but the seller says it was clear he was selling it for parts; brother and sister argue over a loan.

A charity store owner sues his volunteer employee for car damage; former partners argue over rent, utilities and a mobile phone contract.

A dog groomer wants her sister to repay a loan; the owner of an internet radio station is sued over nonpayment for a radio mini-series.

Former steward of a social club says he was wrongly accused of stealing and unfairly fired; a singer doesn't believe he owes for a loan to make an album because the album hasn't made a profit.

Exes quarrel over child visitation and maintenance arrears; a courier sues his former employer for unpaid wages.

Former partners in a balance-board business demonstrate their product for Judge Rinder and then argue over money; a woman says a computer repairman damaged her laptop; a woman wants repayment of a car loan she took out for her former boyfriend.

A woman accuses a former friend of stealing her mobile phone; a bride-to-be loans her wedding money to a friend who guarantees it will be paid back in time for the wedding.

Ineka is Claiming £4,499 for the cost to replace her mobile phone which she says her former friend has stolen, as well as for the emotional distress caused. Crystal denies stealing the phone. Rachel is claiming £3,060 owed on a loan she made with a friend to help pay off debts. Christine says Rachel was aware repayment was dependent on her receiving money owed from a third party and as this is yet to happen she should be given more time.

A daughter wants money from her mother for the sale of a tractor; a man and his "de-facto son" argue over a car loan.

Jale is in court claiming £2,000 for the value of a tractor which she says belonged to her but her Mother sold it without permission. Sylvia says she is entitled to sell the tractor as she and her husband owned it, therefore she owes nothing. Daniel is claiming £1,600 owed on a car he sold to his de facto son. Defendant Dwayne says he had to prioritise financial obligations towards his family and due to Daniel's behaviour towards him he is refusing to pay for the car.

Former friends argue over a loan to landscape a garden; a woman says her deceased partner's brother owes for his share of funeral costs.

Charlene is claiming £5,000 owed on a loan to a former friend to landscape her garden. Her friend Allissia denies owing any money as she says the terms of the loan were never discussed and as they were living together, it was a gift. She is counterclaiming £1,000 for rent arrears. Vicki is in court to claim back £1,636 for the outstanding amount owed for her former partner's funeral which she says his brother had agreed to cover. Sam admits he offered to pay but as he wasn't consulted on costs and Vicky's behaviour has affected his business he owes nothing.

A man says due to illness he can't pay for a phone contract; brothers fight over a loan made by their mother.

Abigail is in court to claim £376.15 for the amount owed on a phone contract she took out for a friend. Defendant Ben says due to a serious illness he was unable to work and could not afford the repayments. Dominic is in court to claim £4,925 on behalf of his mother for a loan she took out for his brother to pay for a car. Defendant Chris says he was unable to secure funds to pay off the loan and as his Mother knew the risks, he owes nothing.

Actress Abigail Hamilton sues director for nonpayment of wages for her role in a short film; car seller wants the first month's installment payment but the buyer says the car was not roadworthy.

Abigail is in court to claim £299.95 for non-payment of wages as well as an administration fee for her role in a short film. Defendant Jon disputes owing this amount as there was never an agreement regarding administration fees. Jay is in court to claim £100 for the first months installment on a car he sold to a friend which he later took back. Defendant Stephen says as the car was not roadworthy her owes nothing, he is counterclaiming £477 for the costs incurred whilst in possession of the vehicle.

Karl is in court to claim £2,780 for the upkeep of his horse which the previous owner sold without his consent. Janette defends herself by saying Karl was given the horse on a temporary basis therefore she owes nothing. John is in court to claim £3,620 owed on loans he made to his friend but never received any repayments. Defendant Imi says there were never any formal agreements for the loans and as he had helped John in lieu of repayments he owes nothing.

A daughter accuses her mother of stealing from her, abusing her as a child, and faking her disability; a gardener wants to be paid for his work after a customer would not let him finish the job.

Stacey is in court to claim £410 for the amount her mother has stolen from her over time as well as compensation for abuse she suffered as a child. Defendant Shirley says her daughter is lying about the money and the abuse therefore she owes nothing. She is counterclaiming £2,500 compensation for the harassment she has received from Stacey. Chris is in court to claim £4,704.30 owed for gardening work and expenses after a customer refused to let him finish the job. Defendant Lynette denies owing any money as she says the work was left unfinished and was substandard, she is counterclaiming £2,598 to rectify the work done as well as the money she paid upfront.

Sisters argue over loans made to each other and not repaid; seller of a mobility scooter says he repossessed for nonpayment and it came back damaged.

Victoria is in court to claim £550 owed on loads she made to her sister. Defendant Sarah says as she’s loaned money to Victoria in the past and never expected it back the debt should be written off. Lorraine is in court to claim £400 for the value of her mobility scooter which she part exchanged for a new one which was subsequently taken back by the seller. John says Lorraine failed to pay for the new scooter and as it was returned damaged, he owes nothing. He is counterclaiming £352.11 for the repair costs

A man wants reimbursement of expenses for a horse he kept before closing the sale only to discover the seller sold it to someone else; a man says he helped his friend in lieu of repayment of loans.

A woman wants her brother to return money he took from her account without permission; a man paid for a holiday for himself and a friend on the condition his friend pay half, but his friend says there was no written agreement.

Jayne is in court to claim £3,122.42 from her brother who withdrew cash from her account without permission as well as the interest accrued and other expenses. Robert admits he spent some of his sister’s money but disputes owing this amount. Paul is in court to claim £270 owed for a holiday which he paid for on the agreement his friend would contribute half the cost. Tim disputes owing this amount and says as there was no written agreement he owes nothing.

A landlady wants rent arrears and damage from her tenants, who deny everything and counterclaim for emotional distress; a man says he shouldn't have to repay his brother a loan for a motorbike because they are family.

Elizabeth is in court to claim £3,362.72 from her current tenants for rent arrears and damage done to her property. The defendants deny causing any damage and say as the property is uninhabitable they owe nothing. They are counterclaiming £3,190 for emotional distress. Ben is in court to claim £3,500 for an outstanding loan he made to his brother to buy a motorbike. Defendant James says he isn’t in a position to repay the loan and as they are family, the debt should be written off.

A family is torn apart over a building to house racehorses; former friends argue over a motorbike.

Sue is in court to claim £4,040 owed on loans she made to a friend to help towards moving into a new property. Defendant Jen says she doesn't owe the full amount as she hasn't reached the end of the loan term agreed and therefore hasn't been given the opportunity to pay the loan back in full. Norma is in court to claim £3,322.55 owed on a loan she made to her friend to help pay for her wedding. Defendant Molly says since being made redundant her circumstances have changed and she is unable to pay the money back in one lump sum.

Former friends argue over a loan for moving expenses; former friends aregue over a loan to help pay for a wedding.

Christine is in court claiming £1,463.78 for a refund and vet bills incurred after purchasing two puppies with health defects. Defendant Susie says as she offered Christine a refund she owes nothing. She is counterclaiming £2,500 for loss of earnings. Janice is in court claiming ¢499 owed on a catalogue account after she purchased a games console for her grandson. Defendant Rhys says he's still within the terms of their agreement so does not owe the full amount and due to Janice's behaviour towards him he is refusing to pay her back.

Buyer of two puppies with health defects wants a refund and vet bills paid; grandmother sues grandson over a video games console he won't pay for.

Mother loaned daughter money to buy a caravan but daughter says her mother's dog damaged her property so she owes nothing; a man wants his ex-wife to repay a loan he made to her son on her recommendation.

Sylvia is in court to claim £1,840 owed on loans she made to her daughter for the purchase of a caravan. Defendant Anne-Marie says she had to prioritise other debts, as she looked after her mother's dog which caused damage to her house she owes nothing. Guy is in court to claim £4,000 from his ex-wife for 10% of an outstanding loan made to her son on her recommendation to invest in a new business. Defendant Cynthia says she's not responsible for the debt as the contract was between Guy and her son therefore she owes nothing.

A man saved up money for a holiday but his brother spent it on a bet; a daughter says she doesn't owe her mother for crashing her car since it was insured; former lovers argue over an unpaid loan.

Jake is in court to claim £1,000 for the amount he had saved for a holiday which his brother spent on a bet. Defendant Kiel says he has already repaid some of the loan and that Jake owes him money and is counterclaiming £86.32 for an outstanding debt. Lindsey is in court to claim £500 for damage to her car after her daughter crashed it into a wall. Defendant Chelsie says as she is a learner driver she is not responsible for the accident and that as the car was insured she owes nothing.

After crashing a car during a test drive, a man says it wasn't his fault because the steering was faulty; former friends argue over a loan for a shopping spree.

Jessica and Luke are in court to claim £1,900 on behalf of Jessica's Mother for the damage caused to her car as well as other expenses after a neighbour crashed it during a test drive. Defendant Nic says the accident wasn't his fault as there was a problem with the steering therefore he owes nothing. Alan is in court to claim £600 owed on a loan he made to his friend to pay for a shopping spree. Defendant Jade says Alan was aware she could not afford to pay back the loan and as there was no formal agreement, she owes nothing.

Son and stepmother argue over a loan to pay her debts; producer wants payment after his artist (Oyibo) was booked at a music event.

Chris is in court to claim £5,000 owed on loans he made to his stepmother to help pay off her debts. Defendant Gena says the money was a gift so therefore she owes nothing. Rudebone is in court £1,400 for non-payment of wages after his artist was booked to perform at a music event. Defendant Olu says Rudebone was aware payment was dependent on ticket sales and as the event was not as successful as planned he owes nothing.

A mother wants outstanding child maintenance from her ex-husband but he says the children are adults so he owes nothing; former friends argue over nonpayment of wages.

Heather is in court to claim £1,707.97 for outstanding child maintenance from her ex-husband. Defendant Steve says as the children are now adults he should not have to pay and therefore he owes nothing. He is counterclaiming £520 for a record player which he says Heather pawned. Cameron is in court to claim £660.10 from his former friend for non-payment of wages as well as other expenses. Defendant James disputes the duration of time Cameron worked for him therefore says he does not owe the full amount.

A woman says she paid money up front for a shop lease which was never transferred into her name; a man wants his nephew to pay for a paint sprayer he never returned but nephew says he left it in a secure location.

Emma is in court to claim £5,000 which she paid upfront for a shop lease which was never transferred into her name. Defendant Ali says he transferred the lease into Emma's name and as she broke their agreement, he owes nothing. He is counterclaiming £5,000 he says she still owed for the lease. Andy is in court claiming £839.92 for a paint sprayer which he lent to his nephew but never received back as well as money owed on loans. Defendant Graham denies owing money for the paint sprayer as he left it in a secure location and as it was agreed he wouldn't have to pay back the loans until he's fully qualified, he owes nothing.

Former friends argue over rent arrears and an eviction; a performer wants payment for loss of earnings after a former friend booked him some gigs and cancelled at the last minute.

Junior is in court to claim £1,680 in rent arrears from his former friend. Defendant Stephen says Junior was aware of his circumstances and says as he was unfairly evicted he owes nothing. Eddie is in court to claim £495 for loss of earnings after a former friend booked him to perform several gigs and then cancelled at the last minute. Defendant Paul says there was never a formal agreement regarding the bookings so therefore he owes nothing.

A pet owner says the puppy she bought was sick and she demands a refund; a comedian sues for nonpayment of wages for a comedy show.

Susan is in court claiming £1,026.68 for vet bills and a refund on a puppy which she says was mis-sold as he was in poor health. Defendant Sue denies the dog was in poor condition and as she offered to take him back, she owes nothing. Joz is in court to claim £500 for non-payment of wages after he was booked to perform in a comedy show. Defendant Bob says as he harmed himself trying to salvage Joz's failed set the venue refused to pay him, therefore he owes nothing. He is counterclaiming £500 for loss of earnings.

A woman says she shouldn't owe her former friend for a loan since they haven't been in contact for over six years; a man sues his son for unpaid loans but his son says some of the money was a gift given while he was a minor.

Amanda is in court claiming £5,000 owed on loans to a friend to help her through a difficult period. Defendant Louise admits she borrowed the money but says as Amanda hasn't been in contact for over six years the debts should be written off. Jim is in court to claim £5,000 owed on loans he made to his son. Defendant Lucas disputes owing this amount as some of the money was given whilst he was a minor.

A woman wants her mother to repay loans for a deposit on a new property; actor sues for nonpayment of wages but producer says he broke their contract by refusing the kissing scenes for religious reasons.

Bryanie is in court to claim £800 owed on loans she made to her mother to pay for a deposit on a new property. Defendant Sarah says as there was no formal agreement she should be given more time to repay the loan. Murtaza is in court to claim £25 for breach of contract after an acting role he was cast for was given to someone else. Defendant Nav says Murtaza broke the contract as he refused to follow direction therefore he owes nothing.

Brothers fight over a tracksuit belonging to one of them and damaged by the other; a business owner says a prankster caused him loss of earnings; a woman wants her daughter to repay loans she made to help her move house.

Kane is in court to claim £100 for the value of a tracksuit which his brother failed to return after he wore it without consent. Defendant Mason says the damage was accidental and as Kane has also damaged items belonging to him, he says he owes nothing. John is in court to claim £450 for loss of earnings due to the negative effect a convicted prankster had on his business. Defendant Connor says he's never met John therefore he's not responsible and as he's already been fined for his actions he owes nothing. Angela is in court to claim #5,000 for an outstanding loan she made to her daughter to help her move house. Defendant Ann says it was agreed she would pay her mother back once she sold a valuable item and as this is no longer possible, she owes nothing.

A producer's expensive camera lens was damaged during a video shoot; former friends argue over loans for a night out and hotel room; a man who lost a child maintenance case on Judge Rinder before (S01E11) is back in court for maintenance arrears with a new girlfriend.

A mother sues for back child maintenance but the father says the money wasn't being spent on their child so he stopped paying; a man says he loaned a friend money to buy a laptop but she says it was a gift.

A son says he doesn't owe his mother for loans because she knew he couldn't pay her back and some of it was a gift anyway; a man sues for tattoo repair after his nephew pulled a prank that caused the tattoo artist to slip up during the procedure.

A tour organizer is sued after a group of several dozen travelers never reached Amsterdam; a performer wants payment of wages after he was booked at a musical event.

Former friends argue over a mobile phone contract; a man denies destroying his ex's belongings and wants repayment of money he spent on her child - which he believed at the time was his; a woman sues her former stepdaughter for car damages.

A happily married couple of 37 years are in court after he spent their savings on his collection of 8,000 beer cans; college students argue over unpaid rent and a TV; a man sues his former friend for repayment of a loan.

A drag queen and a former drag queen argue over an image used without permission that resulted in a lost painting commission; former partners in a solar panel business argue over investment money and expenses;

A mother took out a phone contract for her daughter but her daughter says she won't pay it because of her mother's attitude and counterclaims for emotional distress; a customer wants her mechanic to repay a loan she made him to replace his tools;

A man wants his friend to repay a loan he made her to help run her business; mother and daughter fight over a loan to buy a new dog;

A woman sues her niece's former partner for loan repayment but he says there was no written agreement; mother and daughter fight over loans to replace stolen items and pay a tax bill.

A cat-sitter seeks reimbursement for vet bills but the cat owner says her instructions were ignored so she owes nothing; brothers argue over a car and repair costs; an uncle says his nephew owes for half the deposit paid on a property they shared.

A woman says she does not owe her aunt for loans, and wants compensation for emotional distress; brothers argue over a loan and a damaged television.

A man who lost everything after going blind wants repayment of a loan made to a friend for child maintenance - but it was really paid to a loan shark because of the friend's gambling addiction; a woman sues former employer for back wages, holiday pay, and items sold to her that were never paid for.

A mother whose pregnancy resulted from a one-night-stand wants back child maintenance after telling the father that the child wasn't his (but it was); a couple says they don't owe a former friend for a reptile, since it was sick, nor for loans, since they were gifts.

A tenant says he rented under false pretenses and wants his rent and security deposit back; a daughter wants her father to repay a loan she made to set him up in a new property after his release from prison.

Two best friends who bonded over plastic surgery argue over an expenses for an Ibiza holiday to celebrate their 21st birthdays; a man says he was mis-sold a car and wants his money back; a woman doesn't think she should have to repay her cousin for a mobile phone loan since they are family.

A professional wrestler (The Original Craig) sues his promoter for nonpayment of wages and loss of earnings; a homeowner wants her builder to pay to rectify what she claims is substandard work but he says since she ignored his advice he owes nothing.

A dissatisfied couple want a refund from their wedding photographer; a woman claims that she does not owe her ex-boyfriend for cosmetic surgery since they were in a relationship.

A man wants repayment of a loan to his father for a new fence but his father says since his car did not sell for as much as he expected, he owes nothing; sisters argue over a loan for one of them to relocate.

A woman wants her mechanic to pay for the value of her car which was vandalized and then scrapped after she sent it for repair; a man wants his friend to pay up on a bet but the friend says he owes nothing since he was intoxicated when the bet was made.

A woman sues her ex-partner for an unpaid phone contract and overdraft charges; former roommates argue over rent and lost deposit.

A woman sues for back rent from her sister, who spent her money on partying instead.and posted photos of it on social media; another woman wants back rent from her tenant, who says she owes nothing because the boiler was faulty.

Former friends fight over a loan for a gym membership; a woman wants her mother to repay a loan; a man says he shouldn't have to pay for car repairs because the debt has been outstanding for so long.

Garage owner says he doesn't owe a customer for damage caused by an incorrectly fitted tyre because he offered to fix it and she refused; a mother wants back child maintenance for her son.

A woman wants her brother's girlfriend to pay for items damaged while in her care, and the girlfriend counterclaims for dogsitting; a man says he doesn't owe his sister for rent because he was only there a few weeks and there was no contract.

A performer wants his wages for performing at the Epstein House but the owner says he had to cut the act short because the performance was not up to standard; a man says he used his ex-partner's credit card but owes nothing since the card wasn't in his name.

A woman wants compensation for injuries after a dog attack but the rescue charity owner says she was warned not to touch the dog; former 'Big Brother' celebrity says a woman who helped pay for her corrective surgery became too obsessed with her so she stopped repaying the loan.

A woman wants money to replace a sofa she says was damaged by a family friend; a roofer is sued for the cost of rectifying work his clients claim was substandard.

A father sues his son for loans; another father sues his daughter for loans.

Former friends fight oer a loan for household items; a father wants outstanding child maintenance from his ex-partner; a woman says her sister owes for a coat that she borrowed and damaged.

Women who became friends while working on the channel 'Babe Station' argue over the cost of a holiday; a man wants reimbursement for mobile phone repair and ruined trainers resulting from pranks his friends played on him.