Judge Mathis Podcast

First, The plaintiff sold her daughter’s friend, the defendant, a car, but she alleges the defendant hasn’t paid in full, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant insists she tried to make a payment and left cash in the plaintiff’s mailbox.

Then, The plaintiff claims he gave the defendant, his ex-girlfriend, money to help her out with personal expenses while she was working as an exotic dancer. However, the plaintiff alleges that the defendant hasn’t paid him back, so he’s suing. The defendant insists she is a burlesque dancer, not an exotic dancer. She argues that the money was a gift.

Plus, In this special “throwback” episode, the plaintiff claims she gave her daughter money to make car and student loan payments while she was struggling. Unfortunately, the plaintiff alleges that her daughter, the defendant, hasn’t paid her back, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant insists her mother provided the money as a gift.

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First, The plaintiff and the defendant used to be married. However, the plaintiff is suing her ex-husband because she claims the defendant owes her for a quitclaim deed for the house during their divorce. The defendant says he didn’t want to get divorced in the first place. Besides, the defendant insists he doesn’t make enough money to pay the fee.

Then, The plaintiff claims she bought her niece a home with the agreement she’d make the payments. However, the plaintiff says the defendant stopped making payments, so she’s suing. The defendant admits she had financial issues, but her aunt allowed her to make late payments.

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First, The plaintiff used to date the defendant. While living together, the plaintiff alleges the defendant failed to pay rent for several months, so she’s suing. The defendant insists the plaintiff is suing him for more than he owes.

Then, The plaintiff claims the defendant knowingly sold her an illegal vehicle, so the plaintiff is suing for a refund. The defendant insists the plaintiff knew what she was buying and only went to him because she’s a cougar.

Plus, The plaintiff claims she gave her brother two different loans to help him in between jobs, but he hasn’t paid her back, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant insists there was no agreement in place, and the money was a gift.

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First, The plaintiff was married to the defendant’s son. The plaintiff claims her ex-father-in-law asked for a loan, but he spent it recklessly and hasn’t paid it back, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant argues that the plaintiff never gave him a deadline to pay back the money.

Then, The plaintiff moved in with her brother. However, the plaintiff alleges while living together, her brother tormented and harassed her, so she’s suing for emotional distress. The defendant says the plaintiff assaulted him, so he’s countersuing.

Plus, In this special “throwback” episode, the plaintiff claims her ex-boyfriend threw out her belongings during a fight, so she’s suing. The defendant insists all he did was pack the plaintiff’s stuff in trash bags and brought the belongings to her mother’s house.

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First, The plaintiff launched an all-female comedy show and booked the defendant to perform her stand-up routine. However, the plaintiff claims the defendant agreed to sell 10 tickets but only sold two, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant argues that the tickets were too expensive for a new comedy show.

Then, The plaintiff says his son was driving one of his cars when the defendant struck the vehicle while drunk, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant admits she did have a few drinks and hit the vehicle, but she insists she did not damage the plaintiff’s car.

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First, The plaintiff claims the defendant, her granddaughter’s friend, drove her four-wheeler recklessly and ran into a fence post, so the plaintiff is suing for damages. The defendant argues that the plaintiff was present the entire time and should have said something about his driving if it bothered her.

Then, The plaintiff claims he agreed to work on the defendant’s deck for a fee. However, the plaintiff says the defendant failed to pay him for his services, so he’s suing. The defendant argues that the plaintiff didn’t complete the work in full.

Plus, The plaintiff used to date the defendant, but she found out he was using her for money and sex. The plaintiff claims she gave the defendant eight separate loans to help him out with personal expenses, but he hasn’t paid her back, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant insists the money was a gift.

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First, The plaintiff met the defendant at her grandfather’s funeral and was told the defendant was her sister. The plaintiff wants to know for sure, so she has petitioned the court for a sibling DNA test. The defendant is eager to find out the truth.

Then, The plaintiff claims the defendant’s son ran into her car, so she’s suing for damages. The defendant admits her son did hit the plaintiff’s car, but she insists the plaintiff is trying to sue them for pre-existing damages.

Plus, In this special “throwback” episode, the plaintiff met the defendant in college, and they reconnected years later. The plaintiff says she loaned money to the defendant amid his divorce, but he hasn’t paid her back, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant insists the plaintiff told him “not to worry about it.”

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First, The plaintiff, a former heroin addict, met the defendant when she moved into his sober living facility. However, the plaintiff is suing the defendant because after he kicked her out, she says he threw out her belongings. The defendant argues that the plaintiff wanted to move out, and he gave her three days to pick up her things, but the plaintiff never showed up.

Then, The plaintiff moved in with the defendant after her divorce, and they became friends with benefits. The plaintiff claims she and the defendant had their property in a storage unit. When the plaintiff went to jail, she says the defendant stopped paying the storage bill, and the plaintiff’s belongings were auctioned off, so she’s suing. The defendant argues that he was struggling to pay the storage fee on his own.

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First, The plaintiff met the defendant on a dating app, but he realized they would be better off as friends. The plaintiff claims he loaned money to the defendant so he could put down a deposit on a new apartment but has yet to be repaid, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant insists there was no deadline given on the loan.

Then, The plaintiff is suing her ex-boyfriend for unpaid child support. The defendant insists he’s a good father and gives the plaintiff money whenever she asks for it, so he shouldn’t have to pay.

Plus, The plaintiff runs a day care and claims she watched the defendant’s children for 45 hours in one week. Unfortunately, the defendant failed to pay, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant admits his children went to the plaintiff’s day care, but he insists it was for only 39 hours. The defendant is countersuing for harassment.

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First, The plaintiff met the defendant at work and sold her a van. However, the plaintiff claims the defendant hasn’t paid her back, so she is suing. The defendant insists she paid the plaintiff already.

Then, The plaintiff purchased a car from her friend, the defendant, but she never received it. When the plaintiff asked for a refund, the defendant refused, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant insists he told the plaintiff it would take a couple days to fix the car, and the plaintiff backed out of the deal.

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