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A woman says that her aunt spends her entire paycheck on clothes and shoes; she's suing her for car payments and repairs.
A woman says that her aunt spends her entire paycheck on clothes and shoes; she's suing her for car payments and repairs.
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Judge Mathis
S21, EP55 "Judge Mathis"A woman says her ex-roommate created a hostile environment, made racial remarks and threatened her life; she sues for rent and damages; the defendant says she respected her and never said anything racist, so she's countersuing for emotional distress.
Judge Mathis
S23, EP52 "Judge Mathis"A man sues his mother for assault and hotel bills, saying that when he moved in with her during the pandemic, she admitted that she hated him and assaulted him.
Judge Mathis
S20, EP89 "Judge Mathis"A woman sues her ex-roommate for breach of contract; he claims he lost his job after she lied about his drug use and counter-sues for defamation of character, saying she is badmouthing him to anyone who will listen.
Judge Mathis
S23, EP58 "Judge Mathis"A man sues his ex-girlfriend for repayment of loans after discovering she was cheating on him with her ex; she says he is suing out of spite for her ending their relationship, and the money he gave her was a gift.
Judge Mathis
S23, EP93 "Judge Mathis"A singer was hired to perform at the defendant's party, but he never told her it was a swingers party and the only thing the guests would be wearing were COVID masks; she sues for breach of contract and emotional distress.
Judge Mathis
S23, EP91 "Judge Mathis"A woman says that, during an argument, her former friend threw bleach in her face, and she ended up in the hospital.
Judge Mathis
S23, EP71 "Judge Mathis"A woman says that her aunt spends her entire paycheck on clothes and shoes; she's suing her for car payments and repairs.
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