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Sara says her husband has lied about being a Marine, lied about being fired from his job, and lied about his drinking problem; Richard says he knows he's made mistakes, but he loves his wife and wants to save his marriage.

Sara says her husband has lied about being a Marine, lied about being fired from his job, and lied about his drinking problem; Richard says he knows he's made mistakes, but he loves his wife and wants to save his marriage.

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S26, EP128 "Sara Webster vs. Richard Webster"

Sara says her husband has lied about being a Marine, lied about being fired from his job, and lied about his drinking problem; Richard says he knows he's made mistakes, but he loves his wife and wants to save his marriage.

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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, EP119 "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, EP114 "Case of the Ex: Sharmaine Grady vs. Justus Pridgen"

Sharmaine says that four months after having their son, she received a Facebook message stating Justus was sleeping with another woman; he admits to cheating in the past but says he's not currently cheating on her.

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S26, EP127 "Bachelor With a Wife: Kelsey Poole vs. Deangelo Poole"

When Kelsey was pregnant with Deangelo's child they got into an argument, and he left for a week, then informed her he got an apartment; he says she can be verbally abusive and her accusations of him cheating are false.

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S26, EP126 "Motel Baby?: Chaquanda Fowlkes vs. Antwain Glasco"

Chaquanda says her husband is a cheater: she caught Antwain sexting with another woman; he wants to save the marriage -- he says he's dealt with abandonment issues, but he wants another chance to prove himself.

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S26, EP125 "You're a Momma's Boy: Shaniece Perkins vs. Quinton Johnson"

Shaniece says when she moved in with Quinton, he told her he owned the home, but the truth was it was his mother's house, and Quinton didn't tell her his mother would be living with them.

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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.

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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