Judge Mathis Podcast

First, The plaintiff claims he rented a house to his friend, the defendant, but he failed to pay rent, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant argues he didn't pay rent because the plaintiff refused to make necessary repairs on the home. The defendant is countersuing because he believes the plaintiff slashed his tires in retaliation.

Then, The plaintiff sent her daughter, the defendant, to live with her grandparents when she was a baby. The plaintiff is suing her daughter because she claims she damaged her car. The defendant denies the allegations and refuses to forgive her mother for abandoning her as a child

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First, The plaintiff used to date the defendant, and they share a child together. The plaintiff claims the defendant owes her money for child support, so she is suing. The defendant admits he owes child support but argues ever since the plaintiff moved away with their child, he has struggled with drugs and can't hold down a job.

Then, The plaintiff hired the defendant to do contracting work on his rental property. The plaintiff alleges the defendant improperly installed a tub, which caused the downstairs neighbor's ceiling to collapse, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant insists someone else installed the tub.

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First, The plaintiff used to date the defendant. She's suing her ex because she alleges the defendant vandalized her vehicle, threw her iPhone onto the street, and punched her. The defendant argues the phone slipped by accident, and he denies the allegations that he vandalized the vehicle and punched the plaintiff.

Then, The plaintiff let her twin sister, the defendant, borrow her van when she needed a form of transportation. Unfortunately, the plaintiff claims the defendant totaled the vehicle, so she is suing. The defendant admits she wrecked the car, but she insists the plaintiff is at fault for allowing her to borrow the van.

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First, The plaintiff is a single mother of four who was addicted to crack for 30 years, but now she’s clean. She argues the defendant hit her parked car, so she’s suing for damages. The defendant, who is almost a mother of four, recently moved out of a homeless shelter. She says someone else caused the accident, so the plaintiff should sue him instead.

Then, The plaintiff brings his daughter to court, which pains him because the defendant has always been a daddy’s girl. He let the defendant live at his rental property, but she never paid rent, so he’s suing. The defendant argues her father is suing her prematurely.

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First, The plaintiff is dating the defendant’s cousin. She says she gave the defendant money to help her buy a car, but he never got it for her. The plaintiff claims the defendant threatened to shoot her when she asked him about it, so she’s suing for her money back, the value of a dog, and emotional distress. The defendant argues he bought the car, but then the plaintiff called the cops on him. He’s countersuing for house locks, a car ignition, and damaged car windows.

Then, The plaintiff says heroin has taken over her hometown, and her daughter’s then-girlfriend died from an overdose. She’s suing her daughter’s new girlfriend because she loaned her money for bond her out of jail, but the defendant hasn’t paid her back. The defendant says she’s been addicted to pain pills for years and struggles to pay sober. She doesn’t think she should repay the plaintiff because she financially supports the plaintiff’s daughter

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First, The plaintiff and defendant worked together, and they became close friends. He says he’s always looked up to the defendant, but the defendant is a big dreamer and gets into financial difficulties. He loaned the defendant money, but he hasn’t fully paid back, so he’s suing. The defendant doesn’t think he owes the plaintiff because the money was a gift.

Then, The plaintiff rented a room in the defendant’s home, but she moved out after four days. She claims the plaintiff is an alcoholic and prejudiced against Muslims. She said it was a nightmare and moved out. She’s suing for a rent refund and her security deposit. The defendant argues she isn’t prejudice. She thinks the plaintiff is a liar. She’s countersuing for defamation of character.

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First, The plaintiff became addicted to heroin when she was 14 years old, and she overdosed 11 times over the course of several years. She signed a lease with the defendant, her ex-girlfriend, but she claims the defendant walked out on her. She’s suing for a security deposit and rent. The defendant says the plaintiff is spiteful and mean. She denies owing the plaintiff anything.

Then, The plaintiff and defendant live next door to each other, but they’ve always had a tense relationship. He claims the defendant always calls the cops on him for noise and code violations. The plaintiff claims the defendant sprayed a weed killer on his property, which damaged his fence, so he’s suing for property damage. The defendant argues the plaintiff is just retaliating against him. He’s countersuing for emotional distress.

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First, The plaintiff says the defendant reached out to her and said they might be related, but she initially ignored the message. Then, they started talking and realized they might be sisters. She’s petitioning the court for a DNA test. The defendant says her sister told her she might have another sister, but she was never allowed to talk about it.

Then, The plaintiff and defendant went to high school together. The plaintiff says she knew the defendant had drug problems, but she agreed to rent him an apartment. She claims he hasn’t paid, so she’s suing for rent and late fees. The defendant admits he struggled with drugs and alcohol but is getting clean. He admits he owes the plaintiff money for rent. He’s countersuing for property damage because some of his belongings were damaged during a flood.

Plus, The plaintiff’s grandson was shot and killed during an argument. The plaintiff says she had a big presence in the victim’s life. She’s suing her grandson’s mother for half the funeral costs and emotional distress. The defendant can’t believe she’s being sued. She’s countersuing for harassment and emotional distress.

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First, The plaintiff was friends with the defendant, and they used to smoke pot and meth together, but the plaintiff says she recently turned her life around for the better. The plaintiff claims she paid the defendant for a truck, but she never received it, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant argues the truck title is in his name.

Plus, The plaintiff, a music performer, paid the defendant to use his studio. However, the plaintiff claims the studio wasn't up to par, and the equipment was out-of-date, so she's suing for a refund. The defendant argues the plaintiff only spent $100 for eight hours of studio time, and she didn't make any complaints during the day.

Then, The plaintiff dated the defendant, but things soon went downhill. She claims he had mood swings and even headbutted her. She’s suing for three unpaid loans. The defendant argues the plaintiff is the verbally abusive one and denies owing her anything.

More, The plaintiff worked with the defendant, and he agreed to sell the defendant a truck. He claims the defendant never paid off the truck, then sold it to someone else, so he’s suing for the balance he’s owed. The defendant argues the plaintiff has three DUIs, so he was going to lose the truck anyway. He’s countersuing for car parts and harassment.

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First, The plaintiff says one of her internet cafe customers, the defendant, asked for money, but he failed to repay the loan, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant admits he would spend hours gambling in the plaintiff's internet cafe. However, he argues he was too intoxicated when he signed the promissory note for the loan. The defendant is countersuing for defamation.

Plus, The plaintiffs allowed the defendant to move in with them when he was struggling with homelessness. The plaintiffs gave the defendant a loan to buy a vehicle, but he failed to make the payments, so the plaintiffs are suing. The defendant argues he wasn't making enough money to pay off the loan.

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