Judy Justice

In part two, violence erupts when the teen is told to move out. She countersues for an unlawful eviction and damages from an assault by her family friends' two teen daughters. In a separate case, surprising details about a boxer's fight record emerge in court, as he's sued for a loan he promised to pay.

Her Honor presides over two cases in the episode. Up first, a neighbor comes to the aid of a mother in need by purchasing beds for her children; he expects repayment now that she's back on her feet. Next, a man who served two years for assaulting the mother of his children wants his dirt bike and Cane Corso dog back. She argues that the dog bonded with the kids while he was in prison

A 76-year-old driver is left shaken after a teenager recklessly turns and crashes his electric bike into her car. The teen's parents countersue saying she caused the accident that sent their son to the hospital.

The Judge rules on two cases in this episode. In the first case, an all-girls birthday trip to Jamaica goes off the rails when cousins and friends get into a series of drunken fights, damaging property and stealing items. In the next case, a once-close friendship turns violent when one woman accuses the other of wrecking her apartment, stealing her belongings, and trying to hit her with a car.

A father takes his son to court after a car meltdown leaves him holding the bill and liable for insurance.

A retired singer sues her ex-friend of 30 years, blaming his firecracker stunt for her hearing loss. He calls it a festive gesture gone wrong, not negligence.

The Judge presides over two cases in this episode. In the first, an uninsured driver crashes into a motorcyclist, sending him flying and leaving him with severe injuries. The motorist denies fault and countersues, claiming damages to her car. Up next, after a rift, a Taylor Swift fan sues former friends for $10,000, rejecting their $300 refund and demanding the ticket's skyrocketed value instead

A woman sues her ex, saying he attacked her during a messy Easter showdown, but he fires back, claiming she started it. Both sought protective orders, but only one was granted.

Her Honor presides over two cases in this episode. Up first, a young woman claims her mother and brother refuse to give her the car they cosigned for; she demands reimbursement for travel and emotional distress. In the second case, a mother sues her daughter for moving costs and stolen belongings after a violent clash over a new apartment.

After working a grueling 24/7 schedule, a nanny sues her former employers for lost wages and a ruined reputation after a bad review. The couple blames her for bathroom mishaps and a broken toe, demanding their money back.

Roommates turn rivals as one sues for vandalism after being evicted, while the other claims his longboard and GoPro were stolen.

A woman says an ex-boyfriend took her money for a diving trip, bailed out of a second trip, and then ghosted her. He insists she canceled the trip and owes her nothing.

In this two-part episode, a shared backyard turns into a battleground when one neighbor's dog bites the other's dog leading to a vet visit and a tenuous agreement to keep the animals separated.

In part two, a heated argument escalates into yelling, kicking of dogs, and a frantic 911 call, ending with a neighbor being bitten. One side claims harassment forced them to move, while the other argues they caused constant trouble and were evicted.

A shared apartment and a fleeting romance ignite a legal fight over a stolen firearm, restraining orders, and missing property.

Felix the cat makes an appearance in court when his original owner demands his return. His ex says he waited too long and only took his Xbox and bongs when he left.

The Judge rules on two cases in this episode. In the first case, a woman sues her roommate for negligently leaving out trash that made her French Bulldog, Gizmo, deathly ill. In the second case, a woman sues her ex for taking her car without permission and wrecking it, claiming he was on the run during probation and never paid the court-ordered restitution.

In this two-part episode, a foster mother claims her ex-foster child's girlfriend trashed her house in a rage. The teen, fueled by a lovers' quarrel, allegedly shattered windows with her scooter after a heated standoff.

In part two, the accused teen denies causing any damage, alleging the foster parent broke her own windows. Eyewitness accounts from both current and former foster children come into play. In a separate case, a woman sues an in-law for the court maximum of $10,000 after leasing a car for her, only to face repossession and a devastating blow to her credit score.

A dog's broken leg sparks a heated dispute between pet owners and a doggy daycare, with video evidence of a hose incident fueling accusations of reckless play versus a simple accident.

Her Honor presides over two cases in this episode. In the first case, a woman fights for her privacy after her beloved grape vine fence is allegedly destroyed by her neighbor. In the second case, artwork left exposed in a yard becomes the centerpiece of a legal battle between a gallery owner and her ex-friend disputing money loaned for a music festival.

Her Honor presides over two cases in this episode. In the first case, after the LA fire, a woman sues her neighbor over car damage she found beneath the ashes; she's countersued for a false CPS report and harassment. In the second case, a longstanding brotherhood bond is broken after a car sale goes sideways

The Judge rules on two cases in this episode. Up first, a woman sells her deceased roommate's car to pay for his funeral; the car buyer sues her after being arrested for driving a 'stolen' vehicle. In the next case, a generous offer to help out a family in need spirals into a messy legal fight over stolen belongings, unpaid rent, and broken promises.

In a high-stakes house battle for the court maximum, a woman offers to buy out her ex and keep their forever home. He insists they were supposed to flip the $600K+ property for profit.

A facial meant to give a woman a 'glow' before a big event allegedly left her with permanent face damage. Spa owners countersue for a bad review and chocolate smeared on their window.