TV Guide OWN Thursday

In New Hampshire, a couple who won one million dollars from a scratch-off lottery ticket seeks an ideal property that has plenty of room to spread out.

A couple wants to buy a home for their son that they can also live in, so host David Bromstad helps them find an ideal family home in Knoxville, Tenn.

A dedicated wife, mother and lottery player wins $1 million on a daily scratch ticket, so she's on the hunt for an ideal home in Massachusetts.

A woman who won $1 million off a scratch-off lottery ticket seeks the perfect place to retire with her husband in Florida with the help of David Bromstad.

A couple wants to use their $15 million lottery winnings to purchase a new home, so they're on the hunt for a luxurious beachfront home near downtown Miami.

A woman's life has changed since David helped her find a Cape Cod home, so she's looking for a couple's cottage in the South Shore Corridor of Massachusetts.

A Minnesota couple won $11.7 million in the state's lottery and now they want to find their dream home, but it needs to include an open floor plan.

With the help of David Bromstad, Ohio Lottery winners decide if they want to build a home or find a move-in ready home in a family-friendly neighborhood.

A couple from the Philippines has been living in their 1300 square foot home for over a decade, but with the arrival of in-laws space is now at a premium.

A couple with a newborn counted themselves among the fortunate when they originally purchased their 1200 square foot house in a prominent neighborhood.

A woman sues her baby daddy for back child support, but he says that when the plaintiff got pregnant, she wanted to raise the baby with her girlfriend.

A woman sues her sister over allegedly introducing her to illegal drug use, so Judge Mathis rules on the emotional case in his court.

A woman and her daughter have many issues with one another due to an affair, a theft, a wedding that was allegedly ruined, an abandoned family and more.

A young woman claims her friend gave her a Percocet instead of the ibuprofen she thought she was taking to alleviate her migraine pains.

Judge Acker takes issues with a man who says that borrowing money from his aunt was a hassle; a woman hits another driver while reaching for lip balm.

A man supposedly brings an infestation of bed bugs with him after he moves into his girlfriend's home.

Television production partners get into an argument over supposedly unusable footage; a man says he totaled a parked car to avoid hitting dogs in the street.

A widow claims that $15,000 was stolen from her by a pastor whom she has known for decades so he could purchase a frack-hauling truck.

A woman finds her boyfriend was sending text messages and nude photographs to other women; a supposedly sleeping motorist denies liability for a crash.

A man seeks to recoup money he allegedly lent his brother, but the latter says he's not paying the loan back because he's owed rent money.

The plaintiff sues his former girlfriend, who he got a restraining order against after she allegedly vandalized his car and sprayed him with mace.

In Judge Mathis' court of law, a woman sues her ex-husband's fiancée for allegedly harassing her and a rapper sues over an alleged breach of contract.

Tammy Lawrence-Daley, a woman who was attacked while staying at a luxury resort in the Dominican Republic; the wife of a man who died in the Dominican Republic.

A woman develops a hoarding addiction after a shocking confession brings her marriage to an end; a woman begins hoarding to cope with her sick family.

A woman with an extreme hoarding addiction has just learned that her two houses, both of which are cluttered, are scheduled to be condemned.

A clinical psychologist spends her days helping others solve their problems, while her own issues overcrowd her bug-infested home.

Caryn can't let go of her belongings, despite the city's threats to destroy her home; Theresa could lose her children if her bad habits persist.

David quickly began to fill his 93-year-old mother's home with clutter that has turned into dangerous living conditions for the elderly woman.

Following the death of their mother, siblings Aimee, Cheryl and Jimmy are left to sort through what is left of her estate, which includes an overflowing house.

With local authorities threatening to condemn her practically unlivable home, Beverly must clean up her act where she and her three dogs reside.

Terry and Bill must clean up their massive hoard in order to salvage their dwindling relationship; Nancy must move past her daughter's murder.

David quickly began to fill his 93-year-old mother's home with clutter that has turned into dangerous living conditions for the elderly woman.

Following the death of their mother, siblings Aimee, Cheryl and Jimmy are left to sort through what is left of her estate, which includes an overflowing house.

With local authorities threatening to condemn her practically unlivable home, Beverly must clean up her act where she and her three dogs reside.

Terry and Bill must clean up their massive hoard in order to salvage their dwindling relationship; Nancy must move past her daughter's murder.

A clinical psychologist spends her days helping others solve their problems, while her own issues overcrowd her bug-infested home.

Caryn can't let go of her belongings, despite the city's threats to destroy her home; Theresa could lose her children if her bad habits persist.