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Lauren Lake's Paternity Court disputes over wills, which are litigated under a binding arbitration arrangement. In late January 2013, creator David Armour revealed several details of the MGM conflict-resolution strip with Lauren Lake: Unlike most present-day court shows which typically have two cases in each episode, "Paternity Court" only focuses on one case per episode, though a second case can make an uncommon appearance. Lake takes time before and after the results to speak with her litigants. Original plans for "Paternity Court" were to film the series from a real-life courtroom, though this later changed to a traditional studio setting. The first season of