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Season 19 Episode 29
Judge Mathis
TV-PGReality • Law
Season 1960 Episodes
A woman sues her ex-boyfriend for emotional distress and petitions the court for a DNA test because he suddenly started questioning paternity of their child.- Man and his wife say the plaintiff's ex-wife -- the defendant -- has been trying to sabotage their relationship ever since they got together, and they sue her over child expenses.
- A woman sues her ex-boyfriend for traffic tickets and impound fees, claiming he cheated on her -- and saying she has the text messages to prove it.
- The plaintiff is the defendant's wife, but she petitions the court for a paternity test because she does not know if he is the biological father of her son.
- A man sues his former friends for a cable bill, while they claim he was arrested twice for being a peeping Tom.
- The plaintiff says the defendant -- her sister -- is nothing but a stripper who always plays the victim.
- The plaintiff says he and the defendant dated for years, but she insists they were nothing more than friends and claims he is suing her for unpaid rent and a security deposit because she refused to date him.
- A man sues his ex-girlfriend for unreturned items; she says she filed a restraining order against him after he slapped her and spit in her face.
- The plaintiff sues her ex-husband, saying he had her falsely arrested for assault, but he insists she assaulted him by pushing him out of a moving vehicle.
- A woman sues her ex-boyfriend for an assault, a cellphone and a laptop; he admits he cheated on her seven or eight times.
- The plaintiff says her former friend likes to sleep with married men, while the defendant claims the plaintiff tried to attack a woman who stole her water bottle when she was seven months pregnant.
- A man sues his child's mother for medical bills; she says he became so controlling after the baby was born that she had to file a restraining order against him.
- The plaintiff says his wife bleached his clothes after falsely accusing him of cheating.
- The defendant says the plaintiff held her and their son captive and threatened to harm her if she called the police.
- A woman says her former friend drove her car without permission, while drunk, and damaged it.
- The plaintiff claims the defendant went to prison for attempting to rob a bank.
- The defendant says the plaintiff tried to buy her love, and they haven't spoken since she kicked him out of her home.
- A woman says the defendant -- who is her father -- was an abusive alcoholic, and when she was a child, he choked her and punched her in the face.
- The defendant claims the plaintiff harassed her repeatedly and threatened to have her child taken away.
- The plaintiff admits that she started working as an escort at the age of 15.
- A woman says she let her boyfriend borrow her car and he totaled it.
- The defendant says the plaintiff -- his ex-girlfriend -- was so abusive that she once smacked him in the face.
- A woman sues her ex-boyfriend, who says he filed a restraining order against her for stalking and harassment.
- A woman sues her ex-husband over medical bills for their child.
- The plaintiff says she lent the defendant a cellphone, then it was broken in a fight, and instead of paying for it, the defendant threatened to assault her.
- A woman sues her former friend for a loan and court costs; the defendant says the plaintiff is obsessed with her.
- A woman says that after she started dating the defendant, she discovered he was a sex addict; she sues him for a car loan, insurance payments and emotional distress.
- The plaintiff says the defendant harassed him at his job because she thought he was having an affair with his boss' daughter.
- The plaintiff rented a room in the defendant's home, but says that after she rejected the defendant's advances and started dating her witness, their relationship went downhill.
- A woman sues her ex-boyfriend over rent and a loan, saying that after they broke up, he flaunted his other women around her.
- A woman sues her former friend over the down payment on a car.
- A woman sues her 8-year-old son's father for $4,000, saying he doesn't support the child, while the defendant says the plaintiff never paid bills while they lived together.
- A woman says her former neighbor's cousin hit her truck, and she holds the neighbor responsible for the damages.
- A woman sues her son for breach of contract, saying he was arrested for recording a fight and she loaned him money for his defense, then he failed to repay her.
- A man says a month and a half after he and the defendant started casually dating, she became possessive and got a tattoo of his name; he is suing her for stolen property.
- A man sues his ex-girlfriend for unreturned property and an electric bill; she claims that when she told him she was pregnant, he falsely accused her of trying to trap him.
- A man has been friends with the defendant since high school and claims that after she got arrested, he bailed her out of jail, but she has since refused to repay him.
- A man and his mother say the plaintiff has a child with the man, and she claims he was a great father -- until he physically shoved her out of his home.
- A woman says her mother had her falsely arrested for child abuse and sues for the cost of an expungement and emotional distress.
- A woman insists the defendant is the father of her child, but he constantly denies it, so she petitions the court for a paternity test.
- A man had a one-night stand with the defendant in 2001, and she insists the plaintiff is the father of her 15-year-old daughter, but he petitions the court for a paternity test because he does not believe it.
- A woman says the defendant may be the father of her 6-year-old son, but she is not sure, so she petitions the court for a paternity test.
- A man sues his ex-girlfriend for the balance due on several loans; she claims he has been harassing her since they broke up four years ago.
- A man petitions the court for a DNA test because he suspects he and the defendant may be siblings.
- A woman says she and the defendant dated for three months, but the defendant insists they were nothing more than friends with benefits.
- A woman says the defendant's mother was her best friend, and after she passed away, the plaintiff and the defendant started dating, and she's suing him because she claims he assaulted her.
- A woman sues her former friend, who claims that after the plaintiff got into a fight with her witness, she was banned from their motorcycle club.
- A man sues his ex-wife for defamation of character; she claims he cheated on her with 18 different women and physically abused her throughout their marriage.
- A woman sues her brother because, she says, he damaged her property in a fit of rage; he claims she physically abused him when he was younger and recently attacked him with a trophy.
- The plaintiff says she tried to help the defendant when she found her drunk and naked at a racetrack, but the defendant repaid her by assaulting her.
- The plaintiffs rented an apartment with the defendant and her girlfriend, who they claim defamed them on social media, and they say they have the video to prove it.
- The plaintiff claims her former friend, the defendant, is now sleeping with her ex-boyfriend, the defendant's witness in court.
- A woman sues her ex-boyfriend over child support and damaged property and says when she was pregnant the defendant assaulted her.
- The plaintiff says that one night, during an argument, the defendant sat on her and cut her with a knife.
- The plaintiff says he has video proving his ex-girlfriend destroyed his car.
- A woman was in a polyamorous relationship with the defendant and her husband until, she says, the defendant became jealous, and their relationship went downhill.
- The defendant admits that he pushed his neighbor in her face after she gave her number to one of his friends.
- The plaintiff says her ex-boyfriend cheated on her and impregnated another woman.
- The plaintiff says that when she went to look at a rental home, the homeowner hit on her and asked her on a date, so she is suing for a security deposit and harassment.
- A pageant organizer says she stripped the plaintiff's daughter of her pageant title because of the plaintiff's misconduct.
Season 19 Episode 29
Cast
Greg MathisRating
TV-PG
Genres
Reality, LawMore Like This
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