Judge Karen's Court
Turning Her Freak OffS2021 E34Before Pablo was Stephanie's ex, their relationship was all about sex; however, her change in hormones caused issues, and now they are in court.
The Tale of Two SistersS2021 E31Silcray claims her younger sister stole her belongings; Sylvia is shocked and appaled that she'd be accused of such claims after taking her sister into her home.
The Party is OverS2021 E29Yuri and Bryan were good friends living the party life, until he promised her a photobook that failed; now they're in court over it.
The Party is OverS2021 E28Judy is suing her niece for twelve months of unpaid rent; Cassandra says there was never a deal to pay any rent, and she is devastated that her aunt is dragging her into court.
The Christian CrusaderS2021 E27Friends Matt and James sue their other roommate, David, who turned into a violent religious fanatic, slinging shoes and punching faces.
Relationship RenovationsS2021 E23A kitchen renovation between siblings creates a recipe for disaster; brother and sister, Ronald and Rhonda, go to court.
Please Stand ByS2021 E22Rosa called TV repairman Michael to come fix her big-screen TV; she claims that he took the TV and never brought it back, and now she wants her money.
Heckling the PlaintiffS2021 E16Comedian Allan Cunningham sues a former fan for the money she owes him for a private party; Sandra claims that Allan deliberately insulted her family and ruined the party.
Gambling the FriendshipS2021 E14Daryl sues his former friend for missing belongings that he believes were sold to fuel Rashain's gambling addiction; Rashain claims someone else stold the items.
Fish and HammerS2021 E12Best friends Earl and Demoun brawled over stolen sushi; Demoun smashed Earl's TV and car window, and now Earl wants repayment.
All in the FamilyS2021 E3Natasha sues her younger sister for damages to her home caused by wild parties; Cara-Lynn denies being solely responsible for the damage done to the home, claiming her sister was there partying too.
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