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Do You Have A Dispute That Needs To Be Settled?

Court Tv Show Hosted By A Celebrity Comedian

Reality TV $500 per person + up to $5K settlement money Man, Woman, Non-Binary Person, Trans Man, Trans Woman 18 - 80 Non Union Principal 09/30/2026
Nashville Charleston Memphis
Pays up to: $5,500

About the Job

Do you have a real-life dispute that needs to be settled? Maybe your Quinceañera turned into a disaster, a tattoo looks NOTHING like what you paid for, you and an ex are fighting over who gets the pet, your neighbor keeps stealing your parking spot, or you paid a matchmaker who completely failed to deliver. Whether you're owed money, want to be reimbursed, or just want someone held accountable—we want to hear your story! Have a dispute we haven't thought of? Even better. Surprise us and take them to court with our Celebrity Comedian! *Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, South Carolina

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