Judge Mathis Podcast

First, The plaintiff brings her son’s fiancée to court and believes the defendant is constantly cheating on her son. She claims the defendant brought cockroaches and other rodents onto the property, so she’s suing for extermination costs and emotional distress. The defendant thinks the plaintiff is in love with her.

Then, The plaintiff and her cousin, the defendant, grew up together and were very close. The plaintiff says she moved some of her belongings into the defendant’s house, but then one day they were all gone. She’s suing for stolen property and emotional distress. The defendant doesn’t think she owes the plaintiff anything.

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First, The plaintiff brings her brother to court. She let the defendant move in with her, but she claims he didn’t pay rent. She’s suing for unpaid rent and damaged property. The defendant argues he never agreed to pay rent. He’s countersuing for the value of five kittens.

Then, The plaintiff has 15-year-old twins and doesn’t know who their father is. She had a casual relationship with the defendant, but she was addicted to drugs at the time and slept with three different men. She petitioned the court for a paternity test. The defendant admits he had a brief relationship with the plaintiff, so he agreed to take the test.

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First, The plaintiff and defendant dated. The plaintiff argues he loaned his ex-girlfriend money, and two days later, she left him. He’s suing for an unpaid loan. The defendant argues the money was a gift.

Plus, The plaintiff brings his neighbor to court. He claims the defendant accused him of sleeping his girlfriend, and in response, he damaged the plaintiff’s motorcycle. The plaintiff is suing for breach of contract because the defendant signed a note saying he’d pay for the damages. The defendant admits he pushed the plaintiff’s bike over. He’s countersuing for pain and suffering due to assault.

Then, The plaintiff met the defendant at an orientation, and they became friends with benefits. The plaintiff loaned the defendant money after she got into a car accident. He says she hasn’t paid him back, so he’s suing for an unpaid loan and stolen money. The defendant argues she only borrowed money from him once. She’s countersuing for lost wages and emotional distress.

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First, The plaintiff has known the defendant since he was 13 years old, and they eventually got married. The plaintiff and defendant have two kids together but then split up. The plaintiff loaned his ex-wife money and claims she hasn’t paid him back, so he’s suing for the balance on a loan and the cost of a bed. The defendant claims the plaintiff was unfaithful to her. She denies owing him anything.

Then, The plaintiff brings his favorite aunt to court. He got in trouble when he was younger, but he’s trying to turn his life around. The plaintiff says he sublet his aunt’s apartment, but then she never moved out and backed out on the deal. He’s suing for a rent refund, moving truck, and emotional distress. The defendant is countersuing for an eviction bill and emotional distress.

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First, The plaintiff brings her stepdaughter to court, and they have a rocky relationship. The plaintiff co-signed on an apartment for the defendant, but the plaintiff ended up paying rent the entire time. The defendant got evicted, so she’s suing for eviction fees. The de

Then, The plaintiff and defendant met online, and they started dating. The plaintiff claims the defendant was trying to buy her affection in return for sexual favors. She made his cell phone payments, so she’s suing for breach of contract. The defendant is countersuing for the cost of a phone.

Plus, The plaintiff and defendant met in college, and they became friends. The plaintiff came up with a business idea and loaned him money. She says the defendant hasn’t paid her back, so she’s suing for breach of contract. The defendant is a party promoter and claims the plaintiff defamed him, which caused people to stop attending his events, so he’s countersuing.

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First, The plaintiff is a hairstylist and claims the defendant posted pictures of her online and made false comments about her. She’s suing for harassment and defamation. The defendant argues the plaintiff started the social media feud. She’s countersuing for harassment and slander.

Then, The plaintiff is a hairstylist and claims the defendant posted pictures of her online and made false comments about her. She’s suing for harassment and defamation. The defendant argues the plaintiff started the social media feud. She’s countersuing for harassment and slander.

Plus, The plaintiff claims the defendant punched her and broke her nose after a fight over a boy. She’s suing for pain and suffering. The defendants, a mom and daughter, admit the daughter punched the plaintiff. The daughter regrets what happened, but she argues she paid off the restitution.

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First, The plaintiff loaned her sister money to help her son launch a business, but she hasn’t paid her back, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant was hoping to rely on her tax refund but is struggling with finances and can’t pay back the loan. The defendant is countersuing for unpaid rent.

Then, The plaintiff brings his son to court. He says his son started rebelling after he and his wife got divorced. He’s suing his son for the cost of a rental car. The defendant insists he paid his father and doesn’t think he owes anything.

Plus, The plaintiff met the defendant at a comedy show, and they became friends. She claims the defendant agreed to perform at a show, but he canceled after the deadline, so she’s suing for breach of contract. The defendant is countersuing for harassmen

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First, The plaintiff dated the defendant, who was pregnant with another man’s child. They got engaged, but he claims the defendant cheated on her while he was in prison. He’s suing for the value of an engagement ring. The defendant says she started using drugs because the plaintiff was also addicted, but then her young kids got taken away. She’s countersuing for unreturned property.

Then, The plaintiff grew up without a father figure and became involved in gangs and drugs. He dated the defendant and recently found out she has a child not long after they stopped seeing each other. He’s petitioning the court for a paternity test. The defendant says the plaintiff disappeared after they started seeing each other, and then she got pregnant. She feels confident the plaintiff is the father.

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First, The plaintiff is a party planner and hired the defendant to help him plan a “Frozen”-themed party. He argues the defendant ruined the decorations and destroyed the cake, so he’s suing for breach of contract. The defendant says he did everything the plaintiff asked. He’s countersuing for breach of contract.

Then, The plaintiff and defendant dated, and the defendant moved in with her soon after their relationship began. She admits she and the defendant drank a lot together, but says the defendant became violent. She’s suing for unpaid rent. The defendant argues the plaintiff was the violent one and even stabbed him with a skewer. He denies owing her anything.

Plus, The plaintiff brings her sister to court. She says she became a mother figure to the defendant when their own mother passed away. She claims the defendant changed when the defendant started dating her new boyfriend. The plaintiff paid to bail the defendant’s boyfriend out of jail, but she hasn’t repaid, so she’s suing. The defendant argues the plaintiff acts more like their mom. She’s countersuing for the cost of a cell phone.

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First, The plaintiff and defendant met on a bus and became friends. The plaintiff moved in with the defendant and says she lived there for only 15 days before the defendant served her with two eviction notices. She’s suing for property, illegal eviction, and emotional distress. The defendant is countersuing for the value of an iPhone and lost wages.

Then, The plaintiff dated the defendant, who she claims is an alcoholic. The plaintiff says the defendant nearly killed her and her grandchildren when he drove drunk and got into a major car accident. She’s suing for the value of her car and pain and suffering. The defendant argues he fell asleep at the wheel and wasn’t drunk when the accident occurred. He doesn’t think he owes her and is countersuing for defamation.

Plus, The plaintiff had been friends with the defendant for several years and eventually let the defendant move in with her. She claims the defendant’s dog damaged her car, so she’s suing. The defendant argues he never saw his dog cause the damage, so he isn’t even sure it’s the dog’s fault.

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