Judge Mathis Podcast

First, The plaintiff saw the defendant walking alone on a cold, dark night in the middle of winter, so she paid for a hotel room for the defendant. She says the defendant and her friend trashed the room while they were on drugs, so she’s suing. The defendant admits she uses drugs and finds it hard to get clean. She doesn’t remember what happened on the night in question

Then, The plaintiff has been friends with the defendant’s mom for over 53 years. She started babysitting the defendant’s son, and one day, the son broke her phone. She’s suing for cell phone repairs. The defendant doesn’t think she owes.

Plus, The plaintiff started selling cocaine after he graduated college. He was arrested, but then took on a new identity and stayed on the run for four years. He went to prison and turned his life around after that. He says the defendant hired his moving company but failed to pay, so he’s suing for the balance due on the services. The defendant says he stopped paying because some of his personal belongings went missing after the move.

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First, It’s a “Judge Mathis” throwback! The plaintiff was adopted when she was a child, and she wants to learn the truth about her family. She believes the plaintiff is her birth father, so she petitioned the court for a DNA test. The defendant says he is the father of the plaintiff’s half-sister, but he does not think he is the defendant’s father. Now, the plaintiff is back! She believes she found someone who could be her half-brother, so she petitioned the court for a sibling DNA test.

Plus, The plaintiff dated the defendant, but the plaintiff says his ex was abusive. He loaned her money in the form of cash and checks, but she hasn’t fully paid back, so he’s suing for the balance. The defendant argues the plaintiff is the abusive one because he broke her nose and gave her a black eye. She claims he threatens her, so she denies owing him.

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First, The plaintiff brings her grandmother to court. The plaintiff got a cancerous tumor removed, and days later, her mother died. She needed help paying for the funeral, so she borrowed money from people. She claims her grandmother kept money her co-workers donated for the funeral, so she’s suing. The defendant says her daughter passed away right after getting gastric bypass surgery. She argues she didn’t keep any money, so she’s countersuing for defamation and emotional distress.

Then, When the plaintiff was a teen, she learned the man who raised her wasn’t actually her biological father. She met the defendant and believes she could be her sister, so she’s petitioning the court for a sibling DNA test. The defendant says her father was a very abusive and dangerous man, but she is eager to learn the truth.

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First, The plaintiff met the defendant when he was in prison, and they later got married. He admits that he cheated on the defendant, and he thinks the defendant cheated on him. He petitioned the court for a DNA test to see if he’s the father of the defendant’s children. The defendant says the only time she slept with someone else was during a threesome with another woman. She’s confident the plaintiff is the father.

The plaintiff met the defendant after he finalized his divorce. They never dated, but he thought it could be headed in that direction even though there’s almost a 25-year age difference. He loaned the defendant his laptop, but he never got it back. He’s suing for a loan, property damage, and emotional distress. The defendant argues there was nothing romantic in their relationship. She thinks he’s suing for more than she owes.

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First, The plaintiff brings her best friend to court because she’s worried about her and wants her to get help. She thinks the defendant has spiraled out of control and become a crystal meth addict. She bought a car for the defendant, but then the defendant got a DUI and wrecked it. She’s suing for the value of a car. The defendant is countersuing for breach of contract.

Then, The plaintiff used to be married to the defendant and they have three children together. She says he physically and emotionally abused her on a daily basis, which caused her to lose some of her hearing. Their son got in trouble and they agreed to help split fees so he could get back on his feet, but he hasn’t paid, so she’s suing for breach of contract and emotional distress. The defendant says he has turned his life around and is in recovery. He’s countersuing for emotional distress.

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First, The plaintiff became friends with the defendant in college, but their relationship became toxic. He says he helped the defendant run her social media accounts for her makeup business, but he never got paid. He’s suing for breach of contract, emotional distress, and defamation of character. The defendant is countersuing for defamation, harassment, and emotional distress.

Then, The plaintiff and defendant got engaged within two months of dating and planned a wedding for the next month. The plaintiff says she thought her ex was cheating on her. She’s suing the defendant for wedding costs because he called off the nuptials just hours before the ceremony. The defendant says the plaintiff accused him of cheating the night before the wedding because he walked out of a room to take a call, which he thought was a red flag.

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First, The plaintiff was married to the defendant, but they broke up. He says they got back together, and he purchased a new engagement ring for her. He’s suing for the cost of the engagement ring and court costs. The defendant argues the plaintiff was a pimp and he divorced her without her knowledge. She’s countersuing for harassment.

Then, The plaintiff used to be close friends with the defendant. She says she was there for the defendant when she got a divorce. The plaintiff loaned the defendant money, but she hasn’t repaid, so she’s suing for the unpaid loan. The defendant argues the plaintiff wasn’t actually there for her during the divorce or when she lost $30,000 in an online love scam. She’s countersuing for emotional distress.

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First, The plaintiff used to be friends with the defendant, but he claims she was a stalker. He says she had him falsely arrested for assault, so he’s suing for stolen and damaged property, and pain and suffering. The defendant argues the plaintiff punched her in the face. She’s countersuing for dental bills and assault.

Then, The plaintiff dated the defendant’s mom, and they had a child together. He claims the defendant’s mom slept with other men. He is beginning to question paternity because the defendant threatened him, so he’s petitioning the court for a DNA test. The defendant is upset that the plaintiff doesn’t believe he is the father.

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First, The plaintiff has a foot fetish and posted an ad online for someone whose feet he could “worship.” He paid the defendant for several foot sessions but claims she borrowed over $10,000, so he’s suing for unpaid loans. The defendant thinks the plaintiff is suing for more than she owes and there wasn’t an agreement to pay back all of it.

Then, The plaintiff met the defendant in college, and they became close friends. They moved in together, but after one party, the defendant moved out without warning. He claims the defendant damaged his TV, cut up his clothes, and got his car towed because he was angry, so he’s suing for unpaid rent, damaged property, and towing fees. The defendant admits he was angry because he saw a video of the plaintiff making out with a guy the defendant was dating. He's countersuing for emotional distress.

Plus, It’s a “Judge Mathis” throwback from 2000! The plaintiff met the defendant at church, and they later got married. She says the defendant is a deadbeat dad who spent all his money on drugs. She’s suing for child support. The defendant argues the plaintiff falsely accused him of molestation.

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First, The plaintiff dated the defendant, who he claims was abusive and constantly accused him of cheating. The plaintiff says his ex-girlfriend ran into his car when he was on a date, so he’s suing for car damages. The defendant says the plaintiff cheated on her all the time. She denies owing her.

Then, The plaintiff married the defendant when she was 14 and the defendant was 19. She has two daughters and says the defendant denies fathering both children. She’s petitioning the court for a paternity test. The defendant argues the plaintiff got pregnant with the first daughter when they were separated, and he believes his brother could be the father. He wants to put this whole thing behind him.

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