Judge Mathis Podcast

First, The plaintiff admits she used to have anger issues and even ended up in prison, but she’s changed. She’s suing because she claims the defendant hit her car while driving drunk. The defendant claims the accident was not her fault and she’s countersuing for harassment. 

Then, The plaintiff dated the defendant, but she claims he ghosted her on her birthday, and they broke up. She says she loaned him money, but he hasn’t paid her back. She’s suing for an unpaid loan. The defendant argues he couldn’t pay her back because he was in a bike accident.

Plus, The plaintiff brings his half-sister to court. He claims she forged their father’s will and took the plaintiff’s property. He’s suing for stolen property. The defendant is countersuing for cleaning fees and emotional distress. 

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First, The plaintiff is a hairstylist and the defendant is a former client. She claims her ex-customer is a fraud even though she portrays a lavish lifestyle online. She’s suing her for an unpaid loan and emotional distress. The defendant says she’s refusing to repay the loan because the plaintiff threatened her. 

Then, The plaintiff says she was in and out of foster care growing up because her mom was addicted to drugs. The defendant reached out to her years ago and told her he thought they had the same father. The plaintiff is petitioning the court for a sibling DNA test. The defendant says he remembers meeting the plaintiff when he was young and never stopped looking for her. 

Plus, The plaintiff hired the defendant to service her pool for the summer. She argues she paid the defendant in full so she could get a discount but wants a refund because she says the defendant only showed up a few times. The defendant argues she couldn’t clean the pool because the pool was green from algae and the plaintiff refused to upgrade her filter. 

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First, The plaintiff says he agreed to buy a car from the defendant, but it turned out to be a real lemon, so he’s suing for his money back. The defendant is countersuing for lost wages. 

Then, The plaintiff used to be best friends with the defendant. She says they grew apart because the defendant started dating a much younger man. The plaintiff says she loaned the defendant money, but the defendant has not paid her back fully. She’s suing for the balance on a loan. The defendant says she lost work because she got shot in the head and suffered major trauma. She says she wants to fix their friendship. 

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The plaintiff says the defendant cheated on her after they got married, and he even moved another woman into their home. She’s suing her ex for an illegal eviction and emotional distress. The defendant insists they had an open relationship with threesomes. He’s countersuing for stolen property. 

Then, The plaintiff and defendant played in the same band together. He says the two founding band members kicked him out, so he’s suing for unpaid expenses. The defendant says things started out well with the plaintiff, but then he tried stealing the band’s copy-written material. He doesn’t think he owes the plaintiff anything. 

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First, The plaintiff says she was addicted to crack and meth, so she asked the defendant to take care of her dog while she checked into rehab. Now her friend won’t return the dog, so she’s suing her. The defendant agreed to care for the dog but says the plaintiff never visited or provided financial support like she had promised. The defendant therefore feels the dog now belongs to her. 

Then, The plaintiff and defendant used to be in a relationship. The plaintiff says he loaned the defendant money, but she hasn’t fully paid him back, so he’s suing for unpaid loans. The defendant argues the plaintiff is suing for more than she owes. 

Plus, The plaintiff says he was driving down the street one night and saw the defendant driving erratically. He says the defendant crashed into him, so he’s suing for an insurance deductible. The defendant admits he was driving unsafely because he was looking for his girlfriend after an argument. He claims the plaintiff caused the accident, so he denies owing anything. 

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First, The plaintiff says she’s known the defendant for years and rented a party venue from her for her 50th birthday. She claims the venue was filthy and undecorated, so she’s suing for her money back. The defendant says the plaintiff never complained, and insists the venue was clean and ready for the party. She’s countersuing for defamation because she claims the plaintiff badmouthed her online. 

Then, The plaintiff met the defendant on a dating site. She and the defendant never hit it off romantically, but they became close friends and roommates. The plaintiff says the defendant’s son stole her car and got into a bad accident. She’s suing for an impound fee, a towing fee, and car repairs. The defendant argues he doesn’t feel responsible for his son’s actions that night. 

Plus, The plaintiff robbed a bank when he was 17 years old and spent 15 years in prison. He got out of prison and looked for any job possible. He says he repaired the defendant’s air conditioner in his truck, but the defendant hasn’t paid, so he’s suing for breach of contract. The defendant refuses to pay because he says the air conditioner broke one month after he fixed it. 

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First, The plaintiff brings her son to court. She admits she was a drug addict when her son and his siblings were growing up, but wants to make amends. She’s suing for parking tickets and emotional distress. The defendant admits he got parking tickets in her name, but he was never registered as a co-owner of the car. He says his mother always put drugs ahead of her kids and his life has been changed forever, so he’s countersuing for emotional distress.

Then, The plaintiff dated the defendant but says they broke up after the defendant cheated on him with her ex who just got out of prison. The plaintiff argues his ex-girlfriend vandalized his car after they got into an argument. He’s suing for damages. The defendant argues the plaintiff cheated on her first and insists she didn’t do anything to his car. 

Plus, The plaintiff says her daughter has been friends with the defendant for years. She allowed the defendant and her dog to move into a rental property but argues the defendant’s rottweiler caused major damage, so she’s suing. The defendant admits her dog wrecked the property, but she thinks the plaintiff should get at least one more estimate on the repair costs. 

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First, The plaintiff says she and the defendant were good friends, and even though she was romantically interested in him, he didn’t feel the same way. She’s suing him for breach of contract and emotional distress. The defendant says the plaintiff is obsessed with him, and he’s countersuing for slander. 

Then, The plaintiff lived with the defendant. She says the defendant attacked her and got her falsely arrested. She’s suing for a final apartment bill and stolen money. The defendant argues the plaintiff jumped her, which is why the plaintiff was arrested. She’s countersuing for emotional distress. 

Plus, The plaintiff says she hasn’t known the defendant for a long time, but the defendant has a reputation for being a thief. She argues the defendant broke into her camper van and stole some of her items, so she’s suing for stolen property and emotional distress. The defendant says she’s being falsely accused of theft. 

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First, The plaintiff says she dated the defendant, but he turned out to be a liar, cheater, and abuser. She’s suing her ex-boyfriend for unpaid loans and court costs. The defendant says he’s being sued because the plaintiff is a scorned woman. He says he’s never been convicted of abusing a woman and denies owing anything.

Then, The plaintiff admits she does not know the defendant. She says her car broke down on the side of the highway and she left it to go buy a new battery. The plaintiff says her car wasn’t there when she returned and found out it was totaled, allegedly by the defendant. She’s suing for balance on a car. The defendant says the accident is the plaintiff’s fault because she left her car. He’s countersuing for defamation. 

Plus, The plaintiffs are identical twins who were put up for adoption because their mother was a heroin addict. They believe the defendant might be their half-sister, so they petition the court for a sibling DNA test. The defendant always believed she had other siblings and is eager to find out the truth. 

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First, The plaintiff says the defendant is her mother, who she claims kicked her out when she turned 18. She’s suing her for emotional distress and unreturned property. The defendant says she doesn’t approve of her daughter’s boyfriend, who she claims is physically and emotionally abusive. She denies owing anything.  

Then, The plaintiff and defendant were married for several years. The plaintiff says the defendant became an opioid addict and it ruined their marriage. He says he came home one day and many of his belongings were gone. When he called police, he was served with a protective order. He’s suing for emotional distress. The defendant is countersuing for defamation. 

Plus, The plaintiff and defendant are neighbors. The plaintiff says she was working from home one day when a car crashed through her home and into her living room. The driver was the defendant’s 13-year-old grandson driving the defendant’s car, so she’s suing for property damage. The defendant argues she is not responsible for the accident and doesn’t owe her. 

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