Divorce Court
80 Episodes Upcoming
TV-14Reality • Law
Season 2213 Episodes
Keeva Drew vs. Joel DrewS22 E50Keeva cannot get past husband Joel's affair; Joel says Keeva hid the fact she was married early in their relationship.
Taneya Pinkard vs. Taylor LathamS22 E46Taneya says Taylor doesn't provide for their family and messages other women after they have an argument; Taylor says Taneya had a one-night stand and it broke the trust in their relationship.
Lorena Perez vs. Marino PerezS22 E42Lorena says husband Marino is a jobless cheater who has no empathy for her well-being and does the bare minimum to help her with her numerous health issues; he says he feels like she takes advantage of him and treats him like a servant.
Deanna Thomas vs. Andrew MarkS22 E38Deanna says her marriage is doomed due to differences in age, race and political beliefs; Andrew says his wife resents him for the color of his skin, and he is under the impression she will leave him for a black man based on his political views.- Natasha Remson vs. Ricky RemsonS22 E34Natasha says Ricky was on board with adopting a baby, but after receiving the baby, he lost interest and put all the responsibilities on her; he says he never agreed to the adoption.
Cindy Casimir vs. Tremere AdamsS22 E30After Cindy ended their relationship, Tramere moved out of their apartment without reimbursing her for his portion of the rent and utilities, and she wants the money he owes her in order to have closure; he feels he doesn't owe her any money.
Miranda Golden vs. Chase KernerS22 E26Miranda says baby-daddy Chase frequently disappears and often flirts with her friends; he says she is too clingy and won't let him out of her sight but broke up with him and hooked up with one of his friends out of spite.
Casey Barlow vs. Eric PerezS22 E22Casey says Eric's rap career has led to infidelity, which has left her feeling insecure; Eric wants to make the relationship work but says Casey's insecurities are driving him insane.
Christina Gaines vs. Charles GainesS22 E18Christina says Charles would rather work than spend time with his family; Charles says his wife is paranoid and accuses him of cheating.
Jennifer Acuff vs. Cody AcuffS22 E14Jennifer's husband, Cody, is a recovering addict and she fears he could be using again based on his mood swings; he says he's willing to do anything to prove to his wife that he's not on drugs.
Angel Moss vs. James MossS22 E10Angel says she's thousands of dollars in debt because James refused to work and forced her to take out high interest loans; James admits to being a terrible husband, but says he never forced Angel to do anything.
Trisi Blackwell vs. Clyde BlackwellS22 E6Trisi says she found Clyde talking to his female friend on the phone for hours and has found evidence of another woman being in his truck; Clyde says he has a female friend and it's his wife's jealousy that causes her to act out.
Rosalyn Patterson vs. Javon JohnsonS22 E1Rosalyn says Javon is so controlling he has destroyed her clothes and hid her shoes to prevent her from going out with her friends; Javon argues that Rosalyn is an insecure party animal.
Synopsis
The venerable courtroom show takes a look at real-life couples. The soon-to-be exes tell their stories to the judge, who gives the ruling and settles all the usual -- and unusual -- divorce issues by the end of the episode. This is the third incarnation of the show titled "Divorce Court," with the first having premiered in 1957.Cast
Star Jones, Mablean Ephriam, Faith Jenkins, Lynn TolerRating
TV-14
Genres
Reality, LawMore Like This
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