Partners, exes, in-laws, best friends and the group chat: this is where the arguments that keep you up at night get a hearing. Who should have called first, whether the gift was really a gift, whether the boundary was fair or just cold.

The jurors are ordinary people who have stood on both sides of these fights, with a few who do this for a living. They read what happened, weigh what each side wants and vote.

How cases are written here: in the first person, in plain words. Say what happened, what you want and what the other person wants. Name the sides fairly ("Apologise first" / "Wait for them"), never "reasonable" against "unreasonable".