Judge Mathis Podcast

First, The plaintiff says the defendant, his ex, once asked him to join a threesome with her and another man while they were together. The plaintiff is suing his ex-girlfriend for breach of contract and stolen property. The defendant claims she broke up with the plaintiff because he became violent, and she eventually had to file a stalking order against him.

Then, The plaintiff claims her cousin used to be a good, churchgoing boy, but he took a wrong turn and eventually joined a biker gang. The plaintiff says the defendant took over her lease for several months but failed to pay one month’s rent, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant says he moved out early, so he believes he doesn’t owe the plaintiff anything.

Plus, In this special “throwback” episode, the plaintiff says the defendant is her mother. The plaintiff took out a title loan for the defendant while she was in jail but claims her mother failed to pay it back, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant insists she has already repaid the loan, and she believes her daughter is on drugs.

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First, The plaintiff claims she added her brother to her cell phone plan, but he failed to pay his portion of the bill, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant admits he missed two months of payments but insists the plaintiff shut off his phone, so he feels he shouldn’t have to pay anymore.

Then, The plaintiff says the defendant hired him to do some work around her home. However, the plaintiff claims the defendant failed to pay him, so he’s suing. The defendant denies owing because she claims the plaintiff sexually harassed her and his work was sloppy.

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First, The plaintiff was married to the defendant, and he was heartbroken when she said she was in love with another man. The plaintiff is suing his ex-wife for breach of contract, an insurance deductible, and payments. The defendant claims the plaintiff was controlling, and when she told him she wanted a divorce, the defendant’s ex-husband had her wrongfully committed to a psych ward.

Then, The plaintiff claims the defendant’s son threw a rock at her young son at a baseball game, and she rushed him to the hospital. The plaintiff is suing the defendant for medical bills. The defendant insists it wasn’t just his son throwing rocks. In fact, the defendant alleges the plaintiff’s daughter was throwing rocks at the baseball game as well.

Plus, The plaintiff used to date the defendant, and they moved in together two months into their relationship. The plaintiff is suing his ex-girlfriend because he claims she asked for money to fix her car when they were together, but she hasn’t paid him back in full. The defendant insists the plaintiff gave her the money as a gift.

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First, The plaintiff is dating the defendant, and they share a son. However, the plaintiff’s family claims her child doesn’t look like the defendant, so the plaintiff has petitioned the court for a paternity test. The defendant has been there for the child since birth, and he’s hoping the paternity test will prove he’s the father.

Then, The plaintiff claims the defendant, an acquaintance, hit his car and refuses to pay for the damages, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant insists the plaintiff is overcharging him for the damages on his car.

Plus, In this special “throwback” episode, the plaintiff is suing her ex-lover for money she claims he cheated her out of before disappearing for years. The defendant insists the plaintiff is the one who left him for her own sister’s fiancé. The defendant is countersuing for a “laundry list” of items

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First, The plaintiff was married to the defendant’s brother when he was murdered. After her husband’s death, the plaintiff says the defendant stole money from him, so she’s suing. The defendant says the money went toward the funeral.

Then, The plaintiff, a magician, met the defendant in a production class. The plaintiff claims he loaned the defendant money for court fees but has yet to be repaid, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant insists he made attempts to pay back the loan, but the plaintiff told him they should go on “Judge Mathis” to promote his magic show.

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First, The plaintiff claims that after he and the defendant, his brother, received an inheritance, the defendant soon ran out of money. The plaintiff gave his brother a loan but has yet to be repaid in full, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant argues the plaintiff is in the wrong for giving an irresponsible person money in the first place.

Then, The plaintiff purchased a van from the defendant. However, the plaintiff says the van broke down two days later, so she is suing. The defendant denies owing the plaintiff because he claims he sells cars as is.

Plus, The plaintiff, an animal lover, claims she sold a puppy to the defendant, who failed to pay in full, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant paid the plaintiff an initial payment of $100, but then she claims the plaintiff began harassing her and called Animal Control on her for no reason.

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First, The plaintiff met the defendant on a dating website, but after their first date, she knew they’d be better off as friends. The plaintiff claims one night she and the defendant were in her car when the defendant’s girlfriend shot her vehicle 13 times, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant admits that his girlfriend shot the plaintiff’s car but insists the plaintiff should be suing her.

Plus, The plaintiffs, three sisters, were always told the defendant was their father. However, their mother was a known prostitute, so they’ve petitioned the court for a paternity test. Additionally, one of the plaintiffs is suing the defendant because she gave him money to start a business, but he hasn’t paid her back. The defendant insists he thought the money was a gift, and he’s eager for the paternity test results.

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First, The plaintiff met the defendant while caring for his daughter at a day care facility, and she claims they had a one-night stand. The plaintiff says she made a partial payment to the defendant for a car, but he took the vehicle, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant insists the plaintiff told him she didn’t want the vehicle anymore, and he told her the payment was nonrefundable.

Then, The plaintiff has been friends with the defendant for over 20 years. However, the plaintiff is suing her friend because she loaned the defendant money to help her pay for a car, but the defendant hasn’t paid her back. The defendant says she and the plaintiff are like family, so she doesn’t understand why her friend is suing her.

Plus, The plaintiff was friends with the defendant but claims he nearly ruined his relationship after falsely accusing him of having an affair with the defendant’s girlfriend and 83-year-old mother. The plaintiff is suing his former friend because he says he gave him money to purchase a car, but the defendant never gave him the vehicle. The defendant argues the plaintiff once attacked him.

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First, The plaintiff met the defendant at a motel, and they had a one-night stand. Afterward, the plaintiff took a shower, and when he came back, the defendant was gone, along with his laptop, jewelry, and car, so he’s suing. The defendant admits she has stolen things in the past but is trying to make amends.

Then, The plaintiff has known the defendant for over 30 years and claims she’s a hothead who is always about to “pop off.” The plaintiff alleges her former friend invited her to go on a trip to Washington, D.C., but the defendant ruined the trip, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant insists the plaintiff was the one who made the trip awful by insulting her the whole time. Besides, the plaintiff begged to go on the trip.

Plus, In this special “throwback” episode, the plaintiff is suing her ex-boyfriend because she alleges he physically pushed her car, damaging it. The defendant claims the plaintiff was the one who damaged the car by dragging him down the road.

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First, The plaintiff was good friends with the defendant, which is why he agreed to rent a car to him. The plaintiff is suing the defendant because he got into an accident and damaged the vehicle. The defendant insists that the plaintiff told him the car was fully covered in case of any damage.

Then, The plaintiff went to the defendant’s shop to get her hair braided. The next day, the plaintiff alleges that four of her braids fell out, so she’s suing. The defendant has been doing hair since she was a little girl. The defendant insists she’s never had any problems until the plaintiff, and she’s countersuing for harassment.

Plus, The plaintiff used to be married to the defendant, and they have three children together. After their relationship ended, the plaintiff rented a house to the defendant, but she is suing the defendant for unpaid rent. The defendant insists the house he rented from his ex was haunted, and that’s why he won’t pay rent.

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