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Shaniece says Quinton can't make a decision on anything until he consults with his mother -- their 6-month-old child was sick, and he wouldn't let Shaniece give the baby medicine until he spoke with his mother first.

Shaniece says Quinton can't make a decision on anything until he consults with his mother -- their 6-month-old child was sick, and he wouldn't let Shaniece give the baby medicine until he spoke with his mother first.

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S26, EP124 "You're a Momma's Boy: Shaniece Perkins vs. Quinton Johnson"

Shaniece says Quinton can't make a decision on anything until he consults with his mother -- their 6-month-old child was sick, and he wouldn't let Shaniece give the baby medicine until he spoke with his mother first.

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S26, EP121 "Up the Romance and Lower the Cheating: Niasia Smith vs. Letoine Brookins"

Niasia says she's not a priority in her relationship and suspects her partner of giving his time to another woman; the results of the polygraph test will determine her relationship status.

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S26, EP69 "Speaking Two Different Languages: Deshondra Barker vs. Kenny Barker"

Deshondra says her husband is financially irresponsible, and she believes he's been unfaithful; she has summoned him to court to take a polygraph test, and if he fails, she wants a divorce.

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S26, EP65 "You're Losing Your Family: Iyana Lucas vs. Emanuel Suttles"

Iyana says her fiancé, Emanuel, is a controlling cheater who won't claim her publicly; she is at a crossroads and needs Judge Star's advice on whether to continue in this relationship.

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S26, EP123 "Young Love With Old Problems: Samantha Dominguez vs. Joshua Acevedo"

Samantha says there are too many red flags: her fiancé's gambling addiction and infidelity could mean the end of her engagement.

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S26, EP121 "Up the Romance and Lower the Cheating: Niasia Smith vs. Letoine Brookins"

Niasia says she's not a priority in her relationship and suspects her partner of giving his time to another woman; the results of the polygraph test will determine her relationship status.

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S26, EP120 "Delivery Dilemma: Chloe Carver vs. James Pennington"

Chloe says her fiancé is a drug-addicted cheater, and she's done with his games; if the polygraph test shows he's still using and entertaining other women, it's over!

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S26, EP118 "Another Baby Won't Fix This: Precious Jones vs. "Peaches" Hunter"

Precious sees no other option but to cancel her wedding; she says her fiancée betrayed her, and unless she makes some drastic changes, Precious is done with this relationship.

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.
Original Air Date: Aug 30, 1999
Genres: RealityTV Series
Rating: TV14
Playback: HD
1 seasons available on demand
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