Judy Justice

- Season 2

(2022)

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A man sues a dog walker after being chased and knocked down by an unleashed dog she did not have under her control.

An uninsured, unlicensed teenager takes her mother's car and strikes a married couple in the crosswalk. They sue for 10K in medical bills and pain and suffering.

Her Honor presides over two cases in this episode. Up first, a man accuses his ex-girlfriend of using his credit card to bail out her new lover and says she stoles his emotional support cat. In the 2nd case, a woman says she canceled 35th birthday gala because her dress was not delivered in time; she sues the designer for the cost of the party she never had and for emotional distress.

College football-watching devolves into a costly car collision; former high school friends fight over who is to blame.

An aspiring filmmaker sues a producer/director for unpaid work and defamation of character.

First case is a man sued by his cousin who paid for his deceased mother's funeral. Second is a woman suing her ex-personal trainer for money she advanced him that he stopped paying back.

Half sisters wield a broomstick and a knife in violent disputes against each other; both filed restraining orders and sue for damages.

Ex-business partners fight over their snake-breeding venture; retaliatory theft of a lizard is caught on tape.

A man sues his former landlord for false arrest after an argument about the man bringing his girlfriend into his rented room too often.

The Judge presides over two cases. In the first case, a young woman sues her ex-lover for a damages over an alleged assault. In the next case, a man's foray into the dog-breeding business ends in a 5K lawsuit over French Bulldog puppy he sold to his tenant.

A woman sues her photographer for using photos from a bartered session to promote his business on social media.

A man sues a former friend over non-repairs to his truck while the friend counter sues for embarrassment over being questioned by police after an argument.

Her Honor presides over two cases. In the first, after discovering 8K in 'forged' checks, a woman sends a series of angry texts which leads a man to file for a restraining order. In the next case, a woman is evicted days after moving in; she sues for return of rent and emotional distress.

Twin sisters accuse a retiree of assault after their rental agreement to board dogs falls apart; the defendant claims they hit him in the head with a 2x4.

Newlyweds sue their wedding planner for the 10K court max alleging their wedding party was ejected from a wedding venue; the planner says they still owe her money.

A struggling mother of three claims her brother and his girlfriend disposed of her possessions without her permission.

The Judge rules on two cases. Up first, a woman asks a friend to buy and install a washer/dryer in her home but refuses to pay him despite her continued use of the appliances. She claims the color wasn't right and that they were damaged. In the second case, when a woman purchases a used car from a friend, she leaves hundreds of toll charges in her wake.

A farm worker must defend against his ex-boss's claims that he owes for a phone, rent and a personal loan.

Ex-roommates fight over a violent assault involving a lockout and an emotional support dog; one man claims he backed out after a chokehold, another says it was a self defense.

After providing a home for her grandchildren while her son was in prison, a woman's relationship with her family falls apart after he and his fiance move in.

A woman is granted a lifetime restraining order against an ex-boyfriend who sues her for thousands in personal belongings he says she never returned.

Brothers clash over funeral expenses for their mother; accusations of defamation ensue.

An American Bully breeder sues a man for the remaining balance on a puppy purchased for his seven-year-old daughter.

The Judge rules on two cases. In the first proceeding, an unlicensed, uninsured teenager driver fails to yield and crashes into a vehicle carrying a mother and her toddler; who is at fault? In the next case, two men sue each other for the court maximum after their car-trade agreement falls apart; the fate of a 1947 classic Chrysler Sedan hangs in the balance.

After an apartment fire made her homeless, a woman sues her former friend who offered her a place to stay, for a wrongful eviction and unwanted sexual advances while staying with him. He countersues for damages due to false accusations.

After a fight with his pregnant girlfriend, a man invites a female acquaintance to move in; they clash over a personal loan, car damages and assault.

The Judge rules on two cases. Up first, two Pit Bulls jump over a fence and maul a neighbor's small dog; the Judge speaks to the responsibility that comes with owning dangerous dog breeds. In the next case, a woman sues a hairstylist claiming money owed for improperly installing a wig and destroying it.

A firearms instructor seeks compensation for a valuable rifle he loaned to an ailing client; the defendant says he sold the weapon after the client passed away to satisfy a debt owed by the deceased.

A fund-raising effort by T-shirt sales goes awry when a woman is dissatisfied with sample shirts and asks for a refund from a small business owner; a heated incident and a 5k defamation counter-suit follow soon after.

A dog attack on Christmas day divides neighbors who fight over which of their dogs was the aggressor and who is responsible for the vet bills.

The Judge rules on two cases. Up first, a man drives 2,000 miles to come to the aid of his son and his son's teen fiancé, then is sued by the couple for alleged theft and unpaid wages. In the next case, a newlywed is sued by her sister-in-law for a trip and for wedding expenses.

While away on vacation in Hawaii, a woman claims her roommate turned in a lease renewal without her permission; the roommate has another story.

Both parties sue for the 10K court max when parents fight with their child over an ownership of an 18-wheeler; the Judge throws out the counter suit after a heated exchange.

Her Honor presides over two cases. In the first, a couple reunites after 30 years only to be torn apart over personal loans after an ex-girlfriend comes back into the picture. In the second case, both parties sue for the 10K court maximum when the cost of a Wolfdog and alleged loss of income are disputed.

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

The owner of a wig business claims that a stylist has been making purchases in someone else's name.

Two sisters duel over a $10K lawsuit; a woman sues a close friend for damages to her car he allegedly caused by attempting to temporarily repair the vehicle for her.

After being evicted by her father, a teenager sues him for the return of property she says is worth thousands. He accuses her of smoking pot and of breaking promises to help out around the house.

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.

Her Honor presides over two cases. In the first, a man says he is hired by a former high school teammate to make auto-parts deliveries. Their working relationship ends with a claim of unpaid wages. In the second case, a mother of three claims she gave her children's uncle $2700 to buy a truck that never arrived; he claims he delivered the truck to her front door.

The Judge rules on two cases. 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 woman claims a bathroom leak caused extensive water damage after a plumber made a house call; the owner of the plumbing company denies any wrongdoing.

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

The Judge rules on two cases. First, a singer/songwriter sues the owner of a video production company for the money paid for music videos; the producer accuses him of violating their contract. In the next case, a woman sues her brother and sister-in-law for thousands in back rent and for damage to her property; they counter with claims of harassment and invasion of privacy.

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.

A woman claims she made concerning discoveries on her boyfriend's phone while he was sleeping. Mutual restraining orders, police intervention and alleged emotional distress come into play soon after.

Her Honor presides over two cases. 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 children's clothing website agreed to buy her company. They argue over the terms of that sale.

The Judge rules on two cases. In the first proceeding, a driver refuses to take responsibility for slamming into a parked car because he says the vehicle was parked illegally. Up next, a motorcyclist is flipped into the air when an uninsured driver fails to yield; each woman claims the other is to blame.

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.

After flipping a home for profit, a realtor sues the videographer she hired to document her successful renovation process. He says he never signed on for a year-long job.

The Judge presides over two cases. In the first case, a man sues his estranged wife's 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.

After a bitter break-up, a woman claims her ex-boyfriend showed inappropriate videos of her to his friends and sent a graphic email to her boss. He says she stranded him at a party and trashed his phone.

The Judge presides over two cases. In the first case, dash-cam footage of a moped's 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 this two-part episode, a young man accuses his former boss of selling alcohol to a minor and of vandalizing his car.

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

The Judge rules on two cases. In the first, an errant lap dance leads to a heated argument between roommates which escalates into an alleged dog attack and vandalized furniture. In the second case, after receiving a large settlement, a young man invests thousands in his longtime friend's podcast. A case of Covid and differing artistic opinions leave them fighting over equipment.

Charles Gerber accuses musician Luther Thortenberry of breaking their contract. Luther claims that he already paid for his services.

An electrical contractor sues for the 10K court maximum for negative online business reviews that he claims hurt his business; he is counter-sued for 10K for allegedly filing a frivolous lawsuit.

The Judge presides over two cases. 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 canceled 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.

Her Honor presides over two cases. In the first, a woman is accused of repeatedly backing into a teen's car in her own driveway; her daughter testifies against her. In the 2nd case, a man alleges that at the sight of two growling pit bulls on his front porch, he retreated to the safety of his new car. He says the dogs proceeded to bite and scratch his week-old, luxury vehicle.

A tenant's 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.

After the bars close, drinking continues in a park but ends when a flying beer can causes thousands in dental damages to a party-goer. Former high school teammates fight over who is to blame.

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 roommate's boyfriend entered their shared apartment unannounced and with his own key. She claims the voicing of her safety concerns led to her eviction.

A woman claims her former employer accused her of being a drug addict and withheld wages. Her employer counter-sues for defamation of character.

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.

Her Honor presides over two cases. In the first case, a Father's Day standoff between a teenager and his girlfriends' stepsister ends with the violent smashing of a car mirror. In the second, a man admits that he was only present during the euthanization of a beloved pet because his ex-girlfriend said she would forgive a debt if he provided emotional support.

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.

Despite being slapped with a restraining order for threatening his ex son-in-law, a grandfather continues to seek payback from him. An eviction, marital debt and care for his grandchildren come into play.

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

A landlord's new property comes complete with previous tenants who sue him for child endangerment due to alleged lead poisoning. The landlord countersues when they stop paying rent.

Her Honor presides over two cases. 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.

An unlicensed contractor sues for damages after a married couple stops payment on a $4200 check for demolition work. They accuse him of property theft and dispute payment for a tractor rental.

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

The Judge rules on two cases. Up first, years after the death of their mother, sisters fight over their disbursement details of her personal belongings. A woman says she only wants one photo with her mother as a keepsake. In the second case, an independent contractor on disability sues an old friend for an unpaid loan and money allegedly stolen from their joint bank account.

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

An amateur pilot sues for the 10K court maximum when his plane is allegedly damaged by a certified flight instructor who hit an object on the runway. Damning video evidence comes into play.

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.

Both parties seek the 10K court maximum when a man's death brings to light the fact that he was never married to his 'wife'. Family members and his estranged 'partner' fight over an allegedly false police report and personal property.

A woman is lured into an ill-conceived 'intervention' at a friend's 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 counter-sues for damages caused by the emotional trauma she suffered.

Scrappy the French Bulldog makes an appearance in court when a woman sues her kick-boxer ex-boyfriend for custody of their shared pet. The Judge admonishes them for making a long-term pet decision in a short-term relationship.

Her Honor presides over two cases. 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 this two-part episode, a man fears for his safety and leaves his home when six men show up to defend his roommate during a heated argument. He returns the next day to find his room has been thoroughly vandalized.

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

When divorced parents sue each other for the 10k court maximum, a teenager is caught in the middle of a feud over a 'maliciously' towed vehicle and multiple reports to child services.

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 fight breaks out between female veterinary workers and a passionate pet owner in seek of emergency care for his injured cat. He sues for damages after receiving a black eye in the parking lot.

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

In this two-part episode, a cosmetics salesman is accused of accosting and holding a woman captive for hours plying her with compliments and free samples.

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

After 'kidnapping' her own child from a family member and evading police, a woman is charged with child endangerment and spends four months in jail. She accuses her mother of stealing thousands from her while she was imprisoned.

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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'.

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