First, The plaintiff and his wife say he married the defendant’s mother years before while they were drunk in Vegas. After she got pregnant, she denied the plaintiff was the father, but he wants proof. He’s petitioning the court for a DNA test. The defendant and her sister say their mother was a crack addict who turned tricks, so they were in foster care. She says she only found out the plaintiff might be her father years later.

Then, The plaintiff met the defendant when she was working at a strip club, and they hooked up a few times. She says they reconnected later, and he offered to help her sell some of the property she was looking to give away. The plaintiff claims the defendant never sold the items, so she’s suing for the value of stolen property. The defendant argues the property was a gift and he never agreed to sell it.

Plus, The plaintiff is an emergency room nurse and loves gardening. He brings his next-door neighbor to court because he claims the defendant poured poison on his flowers and killed them all. He’s suing for damaged property. The defendant admits she doesn’t like the flowers and thinks they look tacky. She claims she poured the substance on his flowers to help them grow, not poison them.

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First, The plaintiff says he used to be a pimp and the defendant was his madam, but they eventually got married and then divorced. He claims she had him falsely arrested three times, so he’s suing. The defendant says the plaintiff is abusive and she had to get an order of protection. She’s countersuing for harassment, a wedding ring, and breach of contract.

Then, The plaintiff and defendant were previously on “Judge Mathis” when the defendant, her mom, needed help with drugs and alcohol. The defendant became sober thanks to Judge Mathis. The plaintiff says her mom has been living in her house and ruined her couch. She’s suing for the cost of a couch, airfare, and unpaid rent. The defendant argues she’s having a hard time because her other daughter is now struggling with homelessness and drugs.

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First, The plaintiff is a tattoo artist and says he’s married to the defendant. He claims that every time he posts his art online, the defendant accuses him of being unfaithful, which he denies. He’s suing his wife for damaged property. The defendant insists she saw of video of her husband with another woman and is sure he cheated.

Then, The plaintiff is a webcam model who performs sex for a live audience. She argues she paid the defendant — her former best friend — to paint her apartment, but he never did the work. She’s suing for breach of contract and emotional distress. The defendant says the plaintiff never paid him, so that’s why he never did the work. He’s countersuing for slander because he claims the plaintiff told people he was dirty and had cockroaches in his apartment.

Plus, The plaintiff brings her son to court. She says her son dropped out of school when he was 16 years old and started drinking and acting out. He went to jail several times and ended up homeless. The plaintiff says her son moved back in with her to help him get back on his feet, but now she’s suing for rent. The defendant argues he’s clean and sober now and is working on getting his life back on track.

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First, The plaintiff says he got in touch with the defendant to book some female entertainment for a party. He claims the dancers arrived late, were the wrong entertainers, and were on their phones during the performance. He’s suing for breach of contract. The defendant insists she sent the correct dancers. She also claims he failed to tip and even propositioned one of the women. She denies owing him anything.

Then, The plaintiff contacted the defendant to book exotic female dancers for a party. He says the defendant sent the wrong dancers and they were late. He’s suing for breach of contract. The defendant says the women who work for her are educated, employed, and independent. She argues she sent the correct women, the plaintiff never tipped them, and he even propositioned one of them. She doesn’t think she owes anything, and her dancers felt uncomfortable at the plaintiff’s party.

Plus, The plaintiff and defendant dated, and the defendant and her son moved in with the plaintiff. They were engaged, but their relationship was volatile, and they broke up. She’s suing for the cost of an engagement ring. The defendant argues the plaintiff was verbally and physically abusive, and she doesn’t think she owes.

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First, The plaintiff Tyshawn had a sexual relationship with the defendant Dementria, who became pregnant and gave birth to a daughter. The plaintiff petitions the court for a DNA test because he says the defendant had a relationship with another man at the same time as him. The plaintiff says his family took care of the little girl when he was in prison, and he wants to confirm he is the father because he already sees her as a daughter. The defendant argues a DNA test already proves the other man isn’t the father.

Then, The defendant from the previous case, Dementria, comes back on “Judge Mathis” to petition the court for another paternity test. The defendant Demetrius is also her son’s father. Demetrius reminded Dementria they had sex once around the time she got pregnant with her daughter, so Dementria wants a DNA to see if Demetrius is the father.

Plus, The plaintiff says she dated the defendant and claims he physically abused her while she was pregnant with their child. She’s suing him for half the value of a trailer, the cost of a car, and unreturned property. The defendant claims the plaintiff showed up at his house with guns drawn, and he denies owing her for anything.

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First, The plaintiff says she dated the defendant, but they broke up after he choked her. She then discovered she was pregnant, and she’s suing her ex for child support and emotional distress. The defendant says the plaintiff maced him in the face while he was holding their child. He denies owing for anything.

Then, The plaintiff brings her grandson to court. The defendant recently finished high school, and his mom went viral for twerking at his graduation. The plaintiff says she bought her grandson a car, and he agreed to pay half. He hasn’t paid it back fully, so she’s suing for breach of contract. The defendant says he almost died years ago when he was involved in a hit-and-run accident. He argues he fell behind on payments because he had to pay for books and other college necessities.

Plus, The plaintiff brings his neighbor to court. He claims the defendant’s son threw a rock at his car and damaged it, so he’s suing for damaged property and lost wages. The defendant argues his 6-year-old son has major behavioral issues and often runs away. He thinks the plaintiff is overcharging him.

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First. The plaintiff said she caught the defendant texting other women soon after they began dating, so she broke up with him. She’s suing her ex for a birthday gift and emotional distress. The defendant says his ex is extremely controlling. He claims she stalked him on a trip he took to Las Vegas, so he’s countersuing.

Plus, The plaintiff and defendant met through mutual friends on social media. The plaintiff says she asked the defendant to watch her dog for a temporary amount of time. She claims the defendant won’t return the dog, so now she’s suing for emotional distress. The defendant argues the plaintiff wanted to find a permanent home for her dog. She’s countersuing for harassment.

Then, The plaintiff brings his son to court. He says he suffered from PTSD and couldn’t be there emotionally for the defendant and his siblings, and the defendant started acting out. The plaintiff says he loaned his son money for car insurance, but he hasn’t been paid back, so he’s suing for an unpaid loan and rent. The defendant argues he never stayed with his father, so he doesn’t think he owes money.

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First, The plaintiff says she’s had nothing but problems since the defendant became her neighbor. She’s suing because she claims the defendant falsely accused her of pulling a gun on her daughter and jumped her. The defendant insists the plaintiff harassed them and pulled a gun, so they got a restraining order. She’s countersuing for lost wages, defamation, and emotional distress.

Then, The plaintiff used to be a California Highway Patrol officer and then became a police officer. He says his whole life changed after he fatally shot someone in the line of duty. The plaintiff brings his now ex-girlfriend to court. They were living at an extended stay hotel and after an argument, he called the police on her. He claims she took his laptop, so he’s suing for the cost of a laptop. The defendant argues the plaintiff is verbally abusive and has drinking problems, but she admits she took the laptop. She’s countersuing for emotional distress.

Lastly, The plaintiff used to work with the defendant, and they became friends. The plaintiff says she loaned the defendant money, but the defendant stopped paying and got fired. She argues the defendant filed a restraining order against her and threatened to shoot her, so she’s suing for an unpaid loan and emotional distress. The defendant is countersuing for emotional distress.

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First, The plaintiff says he dated the defendant and admits they rushed into the relationship. He claims the defendant cheated on him around the time she got pregnant, so he’s petitioning the court for a paternity test. The defendant insists she didn’t cheat and is certain the plaintiff is her son’s father.

Then, The plaintiff brings her son-in-law to court. She says her daughter and the defendant were high school sweethearts and got married. The daughter says her husband became very depressed and his behavior ultimately led to their divorce. The mother says the defendant asked for money to pay for rent, but he ended up paying for other items instead. She’s suing for an unpaid loan. The defendant says he paid for other debts first.

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First, The plaintiff says he dated the defendant but thinks she cheated the whole time — and says he has the text messages to prove it. He’s suing her for an unpaid loan. The defendant says her ex lied about his wife being deceased, and she needed to file a restraining order after he tried to burn her house down.

Plus, The plaintiff and defendant grew up together and have been best friends for years. The plaintiff claims the defendant invited her on her family vacation to Florida and promised transportation would be provided. The plaintiff says the defendant couldn’t provide the transportation anymore, which meant she couldn’t go on the trip, so she’s suing for a refund, clothes, and emotional distress. The defendant argues she never agreed to provide the transportation, so she doesn’t think she owes anything.

Then, The plaintiff used to work with the defendant and the defendant’s witness. He shows recorded material in court of the witness — the defendant’s fiancée — having an affair with another co-worker. The plaintiff says after reporting the inappropriate conduct to his supervisor, the witness was fired. He believes the defendant slashed his tires in retaliation, and he is suing for damaged property and emotional distress. The defendant says he and his fiancée were going through a rough patch in their relationship at the time of the affair. He’s countersuing for attorney fees and defamation.

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