First, The plaintiff says he wasted four years dating the defendant, who he claims is jealous and insecure. He alleges she vandalized his property, which he caught on video, so he’s suing for the damaged property. The defendant says the plaintiff was controlling and abusive, and she only damaged the property after he dumped water on her. She’s countersuing for emotional distress

Then, The plaintiff says she dated the defendant, but their relationship was toxic and she had to file a restraining order after he punched her. She’s suing him for child support. The defendant says he was young and dumb, but he insists the plaintiff was violent too.

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First, The plaintiff brings her daughter to court. The plaintiff says her daughter is in the middle of a divorce and had an emergency where she needed to come back to her home state of Connecticut. She’s suing for unpaid loans and emotional distress. The defendant is countersuing for emotional distress.

Plus, The plaintiff says she met the defendant through her nephew, and she rented an apartment to them. She claims that after she and the defendant started dating, he stopped paying rent. She’s suing him for the rent and cleaning fees. The defendant insists he was paying the rent to the plaintiff’s nephew, and it’s not his fault the nephew didn’t pay her.

Then, In this Judge Mathis Throwback, the plaintiff says she met the defendant online and they got married but later split. She’s suing her estranged husband for property damage. The defendant says the plaintiff is a violent cheater, and he denies owing her. Find out if they’re still together in this Fast Forward.

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First, The plaintiff dated the defendant. She says she helped the defendant pay for an attorney in a child custody case and his car repairs. He has not reimbursed her in full, so she’s suing. The defendant argues he never offered to pay for the attorney fees. He thinks the plaintiff is suing for more than what he owes for car repairs.

Then, The plaintiff says the defendant is her son, and he’s amazing, but he won’t stop smoking pot and keeps wrecking cars while under the influence. She’s suing him for breach of contract. The defendant admits he likes to smoke, but he insists he’s a responsible father of three. He says his mother is suing for more than he owes.

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First, The plaintiff grew up with the defendants. The plaintiff knows she and the defendants have the same mother, but they don’t know if they have the same father. She’s petitioning the court for a sibling DNA test. The defendants are wondering why the plaintiff waited so long to take the DNA test.

Plus, The plaintiffs says they bought a puppy for their kids, but the say the defendant’s dog is vicious and attacked their pup. They say it was so bad that they had to put their dog down, so they’re suing. The defendant says her dog is not vicious, and she doesn’t believe her pet led to the death of the plaintiffs’ pet.

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First, The plaintiff brings his brother to court. The plaintiff got married in Las Vegas and asked the defendant to be his best man. He says he paid for hotel rooms for his wedding party, but the defendant has not paid him back, so he’s suing. The defendant argues he never agreed to pay the new cost of the hotel room. He’s countersuing for airline tickets and emotional distress.

Then, In this Judge Mathis Throwback, the plaintiff says the defendant is a regular at the bar where she works. She loaned him a scooter, but he never returned it, so she’s suing. The defendant says he tried to get in touch about the scooter, but was not able to. In a Fast Forward, the plaintiff returns for a new case — and she’s suing another friend.

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First, The plaintiff brings her nephew to court. She says she hired her nephew to take photos and videos at her husband’s surprise party, but never received any footage. She’s suing for the cost of a party. The defendant knows he has been delayed in giving her the footage because of medical issues. He’s countersuing for defamation and emotional distress.

Then, The plaintiff says she had a rough upbringing, but she’s a survivor. She says she bought a car from the defendant, but it broke down right away, and she’s suing for a refund. The defendant says he offered to have the car looked at, but in the end, it’s an as-is sale. He’s countersuing for the balance due and repairs.

Plus, The plaintiff says he was friends with the defendant and rented him a house, but his friend ended up being a meth addict who turned the property into a drug house. He’s suing for rent and property damages. The defendant denies trashing the home, and he’s countersuing for breach of contract.

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First, The plaintiff sold the defendant a truck and even offered him a job. She says he has not paid for the truck fully yet, so she’s suing for the balance due on a truck, emotional distress, and parking tickets. The defendant thinks he’s being sued for more than what he owes

Then, The plaintiff says she works at a youth center in Chicago, which is where she met the defendant’s daughter, and they became close friends. She’s suing because she says her friend took her car without permission and damaged it. The defendant says she was willing to pay for the damages, but the estimates were unclear.

Plus, The plaintiff says he paid the defendant to paint and do bodywork on his car, but he claims he ended up damaging it, so he’s suing for a refund. The defendant says he’s owned a body shop for years and gets glowing reviews. He insists he did the work as promised.

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First, The plaintiff has been best friends with the defendant for 15 years. She says she and the defendant split a cellphone bill, but then their phones got cut off after one month. She’s suing for a phone bill. The defendant argues the plaintiff is overreacting and she needs time to get the money.

Then, The plaintiff says his mother married the defendant when the plaintiff was a toddler, but the marriage fell apart due to the defendant’s drug use. He’s suing his former stepfather for three loans and breach of contract. The defendant admits he used cocaine but them went through rehab. He claims he’s being sued for more than he owes.

Plus, The plaintiff claims she gave money to her drug addict sister to help her get back on her feet. The defendant failed to pay the plaintiff back, so she is suing. The defendant admits that she has had struggles in her life, but she tried to get help and was denied any assistance.

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First, The plaintiff met the defendant online. She says she offered a room to the defendant for about 15 days, but he ended up staying for three months. She’s suing for damaged property and emotional distress. The defendant argues they had a physical relationship.

Then, The plaintiff says he bonded with the defendant over their military service. He says he had his stimulus check deposited in the defendant’s account, but his friend never repaid him, so he’s suing. The defendant says the plaintiff is a party animal who’s always broke. He insists the money was taken for unpaid child support, so he owes him nothing.

Plus, The plaintiff says the defendant is her brother. She claims he sold her an ATV and then repossessed it, so she’s suing. The defendant says he and his sister used to dabble in drugs, but that was a long time ago. He says his sister was supposed to pay it off within six months, but she failed to do so, so he’s countersuing for breach of contract.

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First, The plaintiff brings her cousin to court and says they always got into physical altercations at family functions. The plaintiff says she gave the defendant a car with the knowledge that the defendant would have to pay car bills. She claims the defendant totaled her car and refuses to pay, so she’s suing for the balance due on a car. The defendant argues the plaintiff has been sending her threatening text messages, so she doesn’t want to pay.

Then, The plaintiff says she was married to the defendant, but his crack addiction broke her since he sold anything he could get his hands on to support his habit. She’s suing him for breach of contract. The defendant admits he was addicted to drugs, but he insists he’s clean. He says the plaintiff is suing prematurely

Plus, The plaintiff says he was a substitute teacher and when his home burned down, the defendant, one of his students, helped him out. Still, he’s suing his friend for unpaid loans and emotional distress. The defendant admits the plaintiff also helped him out, but he claims the plaintiff harasses him when he’s too busy to hang out.

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