Judy Justice

Both sides sue for the $10K court maximum when a woman suffers a heart attack after being hit in the face during a road rage incident. She is accused of spitting on and "potentially spreading COVID" to the young woman who attacked her.

Her Honor rules on two cases in this episode. In the first, when a woman bails her sisters car out of impound, she expects gratitude and repayment instead of alleged child endangerment and payback refusal. In the second case, a woman accuses her cousin of disguising himself with a wig, make-up and mask in order to use her Lyft account to earn money as a driver.

A mans attempt to retrieve his recording equipment escalates into a fight. A father sues for alleged emotional trauma suffered by his fiancée and four-year-old son.

A college basketball star totals an ex-girlfriends vehicle in an accident that leaves him comatose. After recovering, he is sued for totaling her car and for alleged theft.

Unwed parents fight over braces and travel expenses for their 11-year-old daughter. The father is accused of making nasty comments about the young girls teeth.

Divorcees fight over their 10-year-old sons phone when adult videos, GPS tracking and alleged content loss come into play.

A man cites his mothers death and jailtime for back child-support as obstacles preventing him from paying his father back for a loan.

A young mother of four claims her $7,000 tummy tuck was a gift from a parent and was never designed to be a loan. Her unemployed mother, who charged the surgery on her credit card, tells a different story.

When a mans marriage is in trouble, his mother comes to the rescue and helps with legal fees. When he reunites with his wife, the mother wants her money back as well as visitation with her grandson.

A woman sues her ex-boyfriend and his new wife for thousands in alleged loans. She claims fraudulent credit card use and demands the return of property.

(Part 2) A dispute over pet clean-up escalates into a fight between feuding neighbors. A man sues for $10,000 in damages for assault, threats and attorney fees.

A welder is accused of damaging a decorative, iron gate when his client did not come up with the agreed-upon cash payment for his services.

(Part 1) Repeated fist-a-cuffs, vandalism and police intervention leave the Judge with no other choice than to advise a family to set boundaries with restraining orders.

Her Honor presides over two cases in this episode. In the first, a man demands that his ex-girlfriend sign a car title over to him but admits he has no drivers license or insurance. The Judge explains the concept of coming to court with dirty hands. In the next proceeding, when a woman passes out in a Las Vegas airport, her travel partner says she misses a flight in order to take care of her.

A man leaves his friends trailer in a neighbors driveway. When it goes missing, his friend sues him for the cost of the stolen trailer.

A wedding is canceled due to the pandemic leaving a newlywed and her wedding planner in a fight over their business contract.

A miniature Dachshund makes an appearance in court when amateur dog breeders fight over stud fees and pet custody.

Her Honor rules on two cases in this episode. The first case features a helicopter reporter who denies owing $6K to a friend for his birthday party; he claims she organized the event to enhance her own social media status. Next up, a man helps his ex pay for repairs after she crashes into a deer and also says he loaned her money for her daughters school expenses.

A mother claims to be entitled to her sons stimulus check after alleging that she was supporting him; he says he was living with his girlfriend at the time.

The Judge rules on two cases in this episode. In the first, a man volunteers to care for his new girlfriend after tummy tuck surgery and then loans her money for rent. His goodwill ends after he alleges that he was hustled into supplying food for her football party. In the next proceeding, a Shih Tzu makes an appearance in court when co-workers fight over a litter of puppies and vet bill costs.

The $10K court max is at stake when a small-town attorney goes up against a small-town mechanic. They dispute liability after a vehicle allegedly implodes during a family road trip.

Her Honor rules on two cases in this episode. First up, a couple sues for punitive damages after claiming their former roommate, who had COVID, infected them. In the next case, a musical team demand the courts maximum judgment against a videographer for the alleged non-delivery of a music video; the videographer countersues for $10K for defamation of character when clients post complaints online.

In this episode, the Judge presides over two cases. First up, parents fight over liability when unlicensed teens get behind the wheel of a truck and have an accident. Next, a salon owner goes after a former client for payment of hair extensions; she is met with a countersuit for alleged online defamation.

A young man is accused of deceiving a minor when he uses a social media app to request money from his neighbors.

The Judge presides over two cases in this episode. Up first, a woman refuses to leave a mans home without her puppy pick-of-the-litter. He claims he never wanted to breed his pet with her mixed breed dog. In the next case, divorced parents fight over an alleged assault, stimulus money and restraining orders.

Citing a rise in Asian hate crimes, a man attempts to purchase a personal firearm; he sues for a full refund after his application is rejected.

A young woman is accused of running a red light and totaling another teenagers vehicle; police apprehend a passenger who flees the scene of the crime with a gun.

After purchasing a motorcycle with his fiancée, a man suffers a terrible accident on the vehicle; he says he regrets the purchase and ends up fighting with her over its cost.

A man claims his landlords behavior caused him to have a drinking problem; she sues him for damaging his property while intoxicated.

The Judge rules on two cases in this episode. First up, neighbors dispute liability when a mini Schnauzer is allegedly attacked by a large Cane Corso. The risk of owning potentially vicious dog breeds comes into play. In the next case, ex-lovers fight over the cost of a failed trip to Cancun after their relationship falls apart.

A tense living situation escalates into a hit-and-run caught on tape; the parties are accused of drug use and assault.

A young cyclist collides with a vehicle on his way to work and sues for $7,500 in damages; the motorist disputes that the cyclist had the right of way.

A woman sues for the 10K court maximum for damages due to an alleged assault at a beauty salon; she is accused of starting the fight and is countersued for 10K.

A daycare owner accuses a mother of falsely disputing childcare fees; the mother claims the daycare owner altered electronic media to prove her case.

A loud, crashing sound alerts a woman to the fact that her parked car has been totaled by allegedly intoxicated teenagers; a video of the aftermath is introduced as evidence.

Her Honor presides over two cases in this episode. In the first, a young man sues his landlord for 5K in damages after his motorcycle is hit by a truck; he also accuses the landlord of wrongfully evicting him. Next up, while chasing an unleashed puppy, a man slips and falls into a womans car causing damage to the vehicle; he claims he owes nothing because she was parked illegally.

Her Honor presides over two cases in this episode. In the first, a large advertisement magnet flies off of a truck and hits another vehicle on the highway; a business owner and a married couple fight over the cost to repair damages. In the second case, an entrepreneur starting a wellness center claims her business was stalled by delayed documentation services.

After becoming intimately involved with a friend, a woman is accused of making false allegations of gun violence in order to have him removed from his home. (Part 2)

In this episode, the Judge rules on two cases. In the first case, a businessman sues for the $10K court max claiming he lost rental revenue due to a customer damaging his jet skis. In the second case, a woman admits to holding a mans coin collection ransom until he signs over a car title; the Judge has another plan in store for her.

A personal crisis inspires sisters to move in together, only to be torn apart by allegations of domestic abuse and a restraining order. They sue each other for thousands in property damage, a constructive eviction and harassment.

The Judge presides over two cases in this episode. In the first, after a five-month relationship, a man sues his ex-fiancée for the court max of 10K for the cost of a diamond engagement ring; she says she got drunk and likely lost it in a lake. In the second, after a woman suffers injuries in a car accident, she discovers her vehicle was not paid off; she sues the man who sold it to her.

In this episode, the Judge rules on two cases. In the first case, unwed parents, who were victims of the fire in Paradise, California, fight over property damage, an alleged assault and wrongful eviction. In the second, parents hire a photographer for their daughters Quinceanera which is cancelled due to COVID; they sue for photography costs.

The Judge rules on two cases in this episode. In the first case, a young woman claims she was ghosted by an online seller after shelling out $1500 for VIP tickets to a musical festival. In the second case, a mans attempt to sell furniture used to stage his property hits a snag when the Judge takes a closer look at contract terms.

A business owner sues a musician for over 7K demanding a refund on a tour bus he claims was sold under false pretenses.

The Judge presides over two cases in this episode. In the first, a teenager tries to crawl through a doggy door to retrieve her pit bull who was attacking a neighbors chihuahua. The owner of the injured chihuahua sues for vet bills and pain and suffering. Next up, the founder/president of a charity accuses his organizations treasurer of embezzling funds that were intended for those in need.

In this episode, the Judge rules on two cases. In the first proceeding, after a friendship of 20 years, two women begin dating and move-in together; their relationship ends in a fight over a car, appliances and a trip to Cancun. In the next case, a married couple sue for damages after their landlord cuts down a tree on the landlords property and allegedly damages their childs trampoline.

A woman claims she was only a day late on a payment when her ex-friend repossessed her vehicle; her friend accuses her of filing a false restraining order for harassment.

The Judge rules on two cases in this episode. First, a woman accuses the president of a Maltese rescue organization of lying about the pet she adopted. In the next case, a plumber is accused of price-gouging during a natural disaster in Texas that left thousands in need of home repairs. A woman claims she was bullied into paying triple the amount for his services.

A mother sues a California landlord for the 10K court max for allegedly reneging on a deal to rent an apartment to her.

An ex-con, trying to get his life back on track, is sued by an ex-girlfriend who claims he damaged her car and reneged on promises to pay back a personal loan.

In this episode, the Judge rules on two cases. In the first case, after a puppy wanders off and goes missing for months, its owner receives a mysterious letter regarding the dogs alleged whereabouts. In the second case, a woman accuses her roommate of moving her boyfriend in without permission and refuses to return her security deposit.

In this episode, Her Honor presides over two cases. In the first, when an English Bulldog has puppies, cousins fight over pick of the litter, alleged breach of a breeding contract and defamation of character. In the next case, after the death of their father, siblings fight over $10K that was allegedly borrowed from his estate and never paid back.

Her Honor presides over two cases in this episode. Up first, when a used car breaks down only days after its purchase, the buyer threatens not to register the vehicle and to accrue hundreds in parking tickets in the sellers name. In the next case, a man buys a car for $600 and then offers to sell it to a friend for 3K; the friend refuses to pay a dime and claims the car was a gift.

Single parents battle over a failed birthday trip to Vegas, alleged theft and the dismantling of a trampoline.

Relative strangers regret signing a lease together when one loses their job and the other decides not to move in.

The Judge presides over two cases in this episode. Up first, after a failed attempt to live together and dueling 10K lawsuits, the only thing two sisters agree on is that their relationship is forever damaged. In the second case, a woman sues a close friend for damages to her car he allegedly caused by attempting to temporarily repair the vehicle for her.

A man is evicted from his own apartment after a roommate files a restraining order against him; they fight over Covid relief, unpaid rent and alleged fraud.

The Judge rules on two cases in this episode. In the first proceeding, a young man decides that his new luxury car needs a clear, protective wrap; his girlfriend provides money for the purchase. She is demanding payback. In the next case, after a lengthy incarceration, a man sues relatives for the return of treasured keepsakes from their family home.

A chihuahua is mauled by a larger dog; neighbors fight over liability and vet bills.

A security camera captures the moment a senior citizen is shoved to the ground by a neighbor in an ongoing feud over a public parking spot.

Her Honor presides over two cases in this episode. In the first, a married couple move into a friends house with 3 kids and 4 dogs in tow and end up suing them over an eviction and alleged property damage. In the second case, a single mother, running a baby shoe business, says the owner of a childrens clothing website agreed to buy her company. They argue over the terms of that sale.

A man claims his landlord illegally entered his apartment and accused his teen son of walking too hard; the police are called to their shared home multiple times to intervene.

The Judge presides over two cases in this episode. In the first case, a man sues his estranged wifes boyfriend for damages after being accused of domestic violence when all he was doing was entering his own home. In the next case, ex-roommates, with two cats each, wage emotional warfare over household chores; a heated exchange leaves a woman claiming she feared for her life.

The Judge presides over two cases in this episode. In the first case, dash-cam footage of a mopeds dramatic collision with a moving car weighs heavily in the determination as to which driver is at fault. In the next case, a federal employee in recovery claims marijuana was being smoked by her fellow tenants. When she brings this to the attention of her landlord, she claims she was evicted

In part two, an employer counters his ex-employees lawsuit with a 10K claim against them for slander and for filing a false complaint.

A musician demands recognition and payment for his creative work on a song; he sues for the 10K court maximum for breach of contract.

The Judge presides over two cases in this episode. In the first case, a woman is trapped in her home with her terrified dog for hours after an impaired driver crashes through the wall. In the second case, when a destination wedding is cancelled due to COVID, a young woman uses refunded airline vouchers. The bride-to-be says she paid for them, and they should have been returned to her.

A tenants violation of pool rules leads a property manager to take drastic action. The tenant then sues for an alleged assault, attorney fees and emotional distress.

In this episode, the Judge rules on two cases. Up first, the Judge shares memories of her own childhood dance experience while mediating a payment dispute between a dance studio owner and a single mother. In the second case, a woman says her roommates boyfriend entered their shared apartment unannounced and with his own key. She claims the voicing of her safety concerns led to her eviction.

A failed attempt at living together leaves sisters in a bitter dispute over alleged child neglect, a mysterious call to CPS and police intervention after a lockout.

A spa owner sues a former employee for the 10k court maximum claiming that the aesthetician broke their non-compete agreement and started working well within the seven-mile radius of her business.

In this episode, the Judge rules on two cases. Up first, a high school teacher accuses a student of a hit-and-run; the teens father is reprimanded for allowing his uninsured teen to drive without a license. In the second case, after a womans business is shut down by the government due to Covid, ex-roommates accuse each other of taking advantage of the rental relief program.

Her Honor presides over two cases in this episode. In the first case, a hair-salon owner helps a friend pay for a luxury vehicle which he proceeds to crash; instead of paying her back, he then buys an expensive electric sports car. In the second case, A man accuses his ex-friend of repossessing his car without just cause and demands payback for the 5K he put into it.

A man accuses his sister of kidnapping his special-needs teenager who was, unbeknownst to him, in need of life-saving, emergency brain surgery. The sister is seeking reimbursement for costs associated with that surgery and return of her nephew’s property.

Police body-cam footage captures a womans admission and regret that her pit bull attacked a neighbors miniature schnauzer. Her actions after the attack tell a different story when pictures surface that show her off-leash pit bull roaming the neighborhood.

In this episode, the Judge rules on two cases. Up first, a teenager on a one-wheel, electric skateboard plows into the side of a car, flies onto the hood and falls to the ground. Lucky to be alive, he now faces a motorist suing for vehicle damages. In the next case, a single father wins a $36,000 sports gambling payout and gives his ex-roommate 6K to hold for him. She claims it was a gift.

A woman is lured into an ill-conceived intervention at a friends home by being told she will receive drugs once she gets there. She is sued for breaking a TV in a fit of rage, but countersues for damages caused by the emotional trauma she suffered.

Her Honor presides over two cases in this episode. In the first case, when a plumber sues an employer for filing an allegedly false restraining order, the Judge must decide if an ominous voicemail was cause enough for the complaint. In the second case, long after a relationship ends, dueling text messages help the Judge decipher the facts about a disputed loan between ex-lovers.

In part two, a woman claims she was framed for vandalism and falsely arrested. She seeks compensation for slashed tires and alleged cyberbullying.

In this episode, the Judge rules on two cases. Up first, a man with 4 children by 3 different women is at the center of a fight between two of the mothers. He remains silent while they fight over harassment, alleged gun-brandishing and vandalism. In the 2nd case, a bride only offers $50 to her planner who paid thousands to help make sure her California ranch wedding took place during the pandemic.

A womans demand that her 4K security deposit be returned is marred by the fact that she took the doorbell with her when she left.

In part two, the customer escapes by purchasing an $8,000 rejuvenation wand and sues for fraud soon after.

The Judge rules on two cases in this episode. In the first case, a woman loans 10K to a new friend to support his supplement business; he claims it was an investment in a plan to sell happy pills at festivals. Up next, a single mother with four children and good credit sues for 10k when her stepfather reneges on a car deal. She is left with payments for 2 vehicles and a dwindling credit score.

When a young man is caught cheating three times, he is expelled from school. His steadfast father reverses charges for his sons tuition and is now faced with a lawsuit by administration for doing so.

The Judge rules on two cases in this episode. In the first, an online influencer seeks the 10K court maximum from a tailor he claims botched the creation of his dream costume. The ill-fitting ensemble is modelled in court by its disgruntled owner. Up next, a caregiver takes $400 from a 90-year-old dementia patient because she told me to. After her patient suffers a fall, she is dismissed.

Her Honor presides over two cases in this episode. In the first case, a woman makes a deposit on a foal six months before its birth but wants out of the contract once the animal is born. Believing the baby horse could not be insured, she sues for breach of contract. In the second case, a disabled veteran sues for a $6500 refund when the paint job on her beloved 1969 Volkswagen starts bubbling.

In this episode, the Judge rules on two cases. Up first, after a popular medical student tragically drowns, his friends raise over 40K in his honor. His mother and sister fight over his property and the funds collected. Next, a woman denies being under the influence of anything other than Benadryl when she slams into a parked car and pushes it 25 feet down a sidewalk. She is sued for damages.

The Judge rules on two cases in this episode. In the first, a young man tries to do the right thing when he pays his great aunt $500 for an old truck she left on his property. She sues him for 5K after he disposes of the vehicle. Up next, a man is arrested when an argument with a friend escalates into a public altercation. ‘False arrest claims are questioned when an active warrant comes to light.

A not-so-neighborly dog walk results in vandalism and police intervention. A woman sues for a false arrest, lawyer fees and damages caused by the trauma of a night in jail.

Both parties seek the 10K court maximum when a real-estate purchase 10 miles south of the border goes awry. A new homeowner is accused of illegally evicting the previous owner and extorting her for money by holding her pets as ransom.

Two large dogs set their sights on a 38-foot, inflatable, obstacle course and chew into a portion of the structure. Business partners seek compensation for damages to their party rental equipment.

The Judge rules on two cases in this episode. In the first, both parties seek the 10K court maximum when old friends fight over an RV escalates into a physical assault. Up next, new parents hire an event planner to organize a Sip n See celebration of their newborn child. The planner backs out when jealousy and threats surface; she is sued for a refund.

In a small Idaho farming community, a teenager sells four piglets to a neighbor and expects to be paid in full. The buyer claims all four animals died and that he owes nothing.

The Judge rules on two cases in this episode. First, despite eye-witness testimony, a man insists that his unlicensed girlfriend was not driving his truck when it backed into a neighbors house. His teenage son backs up his story. Next, a mechanic refuses to return a womans wrecked car until he is paid; she admits to spending insurance money intended for car repairs on her own personal expenses.

Her Honor presides over two cases in this episode. First, a young woman breaks up with her live-in boyfriend and starts to date their new roommate. The ex-boyfriend sues the happy new couple for $10K and for the return of his two cats. Next, business partners pay $6K to rent a party space for teens; they sue for breach of contract when event restrictions are put in place without their approval.

A 14-year-old girl steals her mothers car, goes on a joyride and T-bones an unsuspecting motorist on her way to work.

The Judge questions a young mothers decision to leave her babies in a potentially dangerous situation.

In part two, the Judge must decide if a womans allegations are justified as feuding neighbors sue for the 10k court maximum over an alleged assault and shocking charges of child endangerment.

A young widow with a newborn baby claims her deceased husbands best friend stole money from his account; the best friend defends his actions passionately and says the money went to a GoFundMe set up for his children.

To compensate for lost playing time during Covid, a devoted father pays a basketball coach $8500 to start up a team for his son. He sues for damages when the team falls apart.

Estranged parents fight over their teenagers cell phone, sporting events and a trip to Portugal.

In part two, after a pit-bull attack, the dogs owner insists that the victim was given fair warning and told not to enter the home.

In this episode, the Judge rules on two cases. Up first, a German Shepherd digs under a fence, enters a neighbors house and kills their baby Macaw. The dog’s owner says they should have had a stronger fence. In the next case, a woman faces an uphill battle trying to collect on a loan from her granddaughters father. The Judge is appalled by how he treats the woman raising his 12-year-old child.

The Judge rules on two cases in this episode. First, a woman sues a motorist for destroying her parked vehicle in a catastrophic five-car accident. Video reveals the harrowing collision, the near-death of a pedestrian and the car at fault. Next, after the tragic death of her daughter, a grandmother sues her ex daughter-in-law over money raised at a spaghetti fundraiser for her grandchildren.

When a relationship ends, a woman seeks payback of money loaned to help her ex-boyfriend in his custody battle. He countersues, claiming she sent a doctored video to his workplace that got him fired and orchestrated a smear campaign that jeopardized his parental rights.

When jealousy sparks a heated argument between two women vying for the same man, a legal battle ensues, fueled by car vandalism and escalating threats.

A jointly-owned vehicle is at the center of the conflict between a man and his current and past girlfriend, both of whom share children with him. Missed payments, insurance lapses, and damages from an accident further complicate the dispute.

In part two, a music entrepreneur alleges assault and defamation and considers her partnership with a dancer/singer from Atlanta as the biggest mistake of her life. Their doomed dog-breeding venture comes into play.

The Judge rules on two cases in this episode. First, following an honorable discharge from the military, a teen seeks refuge with her aunt. Months later, she is labeled a ‘burden’ and decides to move out. She sues for belongings left behind. Next, a dog lover is devastated when she entrusts 5 dogs to her groomer but only 4 are returned to her. She is told the dog ‘escaped’ and sues for damages.

A man seeks $10K in damages for emotional distress after his neighbors two Cane Corsos injure his German Shepherd. The neighbor claims that the plaintiffs dog started the fight and countersues for $10K, arguing that he was bitten while attempting to separate the dogs.

During an outing to purchase illegal drugs, a teenager driving his girlfriend’s car is caught in gun crossfire. To evade shots fired, he swerves and crashes the vehicle. His girlfriend reports the car as stolen and seeks $7K in damages to her now bullet-ridden ride.

The Judge rules on two cases in this episode. First, a man accuses his ex-girlfriend of embezzling several thousand dollars. She claims he intentionally injured her cat, causing the beloved pet to lose an eye. Next, motorcycle enthusiasts accuse a man of stealing their antique Harley-Davidson and sue for $10K. The man claims he paid for the cycle in shatter (a marijuana concentrate).

The Judge rules on two cases in this episode. First, the husband and wife owners of a California production design company make the mistake of overpaying an employee by more than $6000. They seek payback for lost wages and emotional distress. In the second case, longtime golfing buddies dispute the negligent moving of a golf cart that rolled down a driveway and slammed into a BMW.

An ex-foster youth pursuing a career as a social worker sues her ex-boyfriends parents after a house fire destroyed her belongings. She contends that the defendants exploited her receipts for insurance reimbursement while they claim she already received compensation through gift cards.

Seeking $10K in dental bills, a nanny accuses an au pair of throwing a phone at her face and breaking her front teeth. The au pair suggests she seek dental repair at a more affordable location.

A woman claims her neighbors unleashed American Bully dog severely injured her dog, bit her foot, and caused her father to fall in the street. The neighbor insists that her smaller, 13-year-old dog Yogi initiated the aggression.

Her Honor rules on two cases in this episode. Up first, a man sues the mother of his child after she allegedly keys his car during a visitation and later assaults him in front of their son. Altercations are captured on video. Next, after her son is sentenced to life in prison, a mother sues his attorney for failing to return expensive clothes she gave her son to wear during the murder trial.

Her Honor presides over two cases in this episode. In the first, a 30-year drywall veteran sues his ex-employee for the remainder owed on a truck and for a gun taken without permission. In the second case, both parties vie for the $10K court maximum as a landlord claims that a contractor, whom he has never met, performed unauthorized renovations and placed a wrongful lien on his property.

The Judge rules on two cases in this episode. Up first, a woman sues her mobile-home neighbor over the sale of a mobility scooter and alleged harassment. He says that her repeated police reports ultimately led to his eviction. Next, an employer sues his former employee for quitting and failing to work off a sizable advanced payment. The worker claims it was a generous gesture, not a loan.

Unwed parents sue each other for the $10K court maximum amid claims of assault, vandalism, and infidelity. With a second baby on the way, an alleged marriage-for-citizenship involving a Nigerian family member comes into play.

A blended family sues their landlords after their lease is terminated, triggering a legal dispute involving allegations of harassment, false restraining orders, and property damage. A road rage incident ensues, with the former tenants claiming they were forced off the road and verbally attacked.

Car enthusiasts clash over an unpaid debt for prized car rims, a failed barter deal, and allegations of aggravated harassment.

A woman sues her former friend, claiming that she only had $100 left to pay off on a car before it was repossessed. Countersuing for an assault, her ex-friend submits evidence of a mutually-violent altercation captured in a live-streaming video.

Unwed parents battle over the right to claim their child as a tax deduction and contest ownership of shared property. Child protective services intervene to ensure the toddlers best interests are protected.

A man refuses to pay the adoption fee for a sick Labradoodle puppy, claiming that vet bills far outweigh the animals value. He admits to giving the pup away when the seller did not retrieve it and that he already has 22 other dogs.

In part two, after allegations of gross misconduct on a business trip, co-workers battle for the courts maximum amount. Their dueling defamation charges hinge on conflicting recollections of that night.

In part one of this two-part case, a young father sues his ex-fiancée for the $10K court maximum, claiming false assault charges led to a sweeping restraining order preventing him from seeing their children for two years.

A family disagreement takes a drastic turn when a gun-wielding security-guard brother, citing self-defense, faces charges of domestic violence and assault after an altercation at their ailing grandfathers house.

Amidst an impending marriage, tensions escalate as a woman accuses her future stepdaughter of tire slashing and social media slander. While admitting to carrying a knife for safety, the stepdaughter counters with claims of an eviction, illegal lockout, and theft of her property.

In part two, a longstanding neighbors feud reaches new heights, leading to court appearances, protective orders, and a barrage of vulgar conduct captured on camera.

Competing lawsuits ignite between a tenant and her landlord, fueled by the loss of subsidized housing, drug accusations, and an eviction. Claims of property damage and accusations of running a puppy farm come into play.

Former friends sue each other for the $10K court limit, after an altercation at a bar where one woman stabbed the other two. Claims of self-defense and counter-claims of harassment are further complicated by the fact that one defendant is now married to the plaintiffs ex-boyfriend.

Former partners battle over competing assault allegations and the custody of their two beloved corgis, one of whom makes an appearance and charms the entire courtroom. Concerns about the dogs welfare arise when the Judge reviews a video of an online challenge where a slice of cheese is thrown on a dogs face.

Teenagers fight over an unauthorized 3-minute joy ride that results in a blown engine and sizeable repair bill. Blame shifts to the sports car owner when video evidence of a reckless, high-speed freeway ride is introduced.

In this two-part episode, a woman sues for damages to her car after a heated altercation between her grandson and the defendant. Tensions erupted when the grandson flipped off the defendant for honking at him for walking too slowly across the street.

A 31st birthday getaway to Tillamook, Oregon, takes a dark turn when a woman sues former friends for an alleged assault during a drunken argument. What began as a celebration in a vacation rental with tequila and a hot tub, spirals into violence, leaving her beaten unconscious, and requiring ongoing eye care.

A single mom from Vegas squares off against her dads neighbor from Arizona over a disputed car deal. Conflicting stories emerge about whether they were more than friends.

The Judge rules on two cases in this episode. In the first, a 40-year-old man sues his 23-year-old half-brother over injuries sustained in a violent altercation, sparked by the younger siblings attempt to jump out of a moving vehicle. In the second, a woman sues her niece for a Disney trip that fell apart after they mistakenly booked airline tickets to the wrong city in Florida.

The Judge rules on two cases in this episode. First, a man sues his ex-friend for negligence after two cats entrusted to his care go missing. He denies exacting revenge by maliciously redirecting his ex-friends professional website to a pornographic site. Next, a vacation turns into a legal battle as friends sue their travelling companion, claiming she abandoned their planned trip to Brazil.

The Judge rules on two cases in this episode. In the first case, an ex-wife sues her former husband for the $10K court maximum, alleging his negligence led to the theft of her Jeep. Next, a home health aide sues her retired client, alleging unpaid wages due to the clients refusal to sign time cards. The retiree counters, alleging the aide provided subpar care.

The Judge rules on two cases in this episode. In the first, a $190 loan between friends escalates into a $10K lawsuit, marked by alcohol-fueled threats and shocking voicemails. Next, in the wake of a friends deadly motorcycle accident, a man leads police on his own 100mph helmet-less cycle chase through a quiet Ohio town. The aftermath includes a misdemeanor and a battle over legal fees.

A 26-year-old woman sues her mother for withholding her saved earnings, while the mother counters with claims of unpaid contributions to household expenses and damages caused by the daughters cat.

In a marijuana-based business clash, a man sues a woman for withholding his CBD-infused ice cream equipment. She countersues for the $10K court maximum for defamation and CBD product retrieval.

Her Honor presides over two cases in this episode. In the first, a mother takes legal action against her unemployed 19-year-old son over a jointly purchased car and multiple reckless driving tickets. Next, an Idaho ranch manager sues an 18-year-old Mustang trainer over the sale of two horses. She alleges that one of the horses was trampled and injured shortly after arriving at its new home.

The Judge rules on two cases in this episode. Up first, a female artist sues her ex-boyfriend after losing a $4K commissioned painting, alleging his rambunctious kitten destroyed it. In the next case, custody of "Dumpling" the cat, hangs in the balance as ex-lovers fight over ownership and a GoFundMe campaign for the pets surgery.

Her Honor preside over two cases in this episode. In the first, a woman sues her ex-boyfriend over their shared truck, now solely in his possession. He counters, claiming child support payments eat up half of his paycheck and hinder his ability to pay her back. Next, a family feud erupts over a shared house, with a mother accused of stealing her estranged sons property and harboring his dog.

Her Honor presides over two cases in this episode. In the first, a mans motorcycle is repossessed after missing the first payment by only two days. He sues to retrieve his down payment sourced from a GoFundMe campaign after his apartment burnt down. In the second case, a social-media-inspired prank leads a woman to accuse a 10-year-old boy of damaging her front door.

The Judge rules on two cases in this episode. Up first, a man alleges a neighbors negligence facilitated the theft of his car. He submits footage that not only captures the thieves in action, but exposes a crucial oversight by the neighbor. Next, an Atlanta man sues for a $1,200 Beyoncé ticket, demanding repayment from a former friend who failed to contribute to their New Orleans concert trip.

In part one of this two-part episode, an Indiana woman seeks $9K in damages after she repossesses a car and faces grand theft auto charges when the vehicle is reported stolen.

After hiring a stylist to do her twin daughters hair for their sweet 16 party, a mother sues for $5K over alleged permanent scalp damage. Tensions escalate as the stylist countersues for defamation, and a litigant is thrown out of court.

A retired LAPD police officer sues a comic book store owner for over $5K, accusing him of pilfering prized comics from his childhood collection that he planned to donate to a childrens charity.

Two cousins sue each other for assault and vacation expenses. On a family trip to Dubai, a yacht party takes an unfortunate turn when one cousins drunken behavior escalates into a physical confrontation in their hotel room.

In part two, the defendant denies spreading rumors of felony charges and countersues for harassment. Incriminating video evidence comes into play.

Her Honor presides over two cases in this episode. In the first case, a woman files a $10K lawsuit against a man for falsely advertising for a female-only roommate. Allegations of harassment and retaliatory eviction come into play. In the second case, a young woman seeks $8K in payback from her ex-lover for a vehicle and damages from an alleged infidelity-fueled assault.

Part two delves into a neighborhood dispute in Missouri, exacerbated by a video depicting the neighbors pet turkey causing mischief.

A Florida woman sues a car wrap installer for a botched installation on her $45K Mercedes Benz, intended to attract rental business. She alleges the wrap began peeling off immediately, while the installer blames her choice of cheap materials.

In part one of this two-part episode, a Florida man sues his boss for $8K in unpaid wages and expenses related to her home staging business.

A retired veteran turned entrepreneur sues a man over non-payment of an 81 Cadillac repair job. The caddy owner demands a refund, alleging deliberate destruction of the vehicle.

A man sues his ex-girlfriend and her daughter after a contentious argument over dinner etiquette and money escalates into allegations of assault and a false arrest.

A woman sues her sister after their chaotic pursuit to catch a cheating husband ends in a car crash and dueling damage claims.

Amidst a history of assault and custody disputes, a woman sues her ex-husband for $10K for harassment. He countersues for the same amount, alleging mental distress and accusations of kidnapping their son.

A singer sues for unpaid gig fees following a disagreement with the employer about her late arrival to his annual Spring party.

Ex-lovers sue each other for the $10K court maximum: She alleges violence leading to a concussion, broken teeth, and permanent facial scars and he claims self-defense and a staged crime scene.