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Divorce Court

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.

S21, EP73 "Davis vs. Blackston"

Brandi says that fiancee Brittanie is a liar; Brittanie says Brandi is insecure, lacks trust, won't help around the house or pull her own weight, but likes to spend money lavishly.

S26, EP132 "Sign ... in the Name of Love: Lisa Strokes vs. "Jim" Glenn"

Lisa says she was conned into buying a new home that she and Jim can't afford; she says their mortgage has almost doubled and she is done paying for it -- she plans to see the house.

S20, EP7 "Hendrix vs. Parson"

Yaminah experienced postpartum depression and says Tremaine wasn't there for her when she needed him; Tremaine blames a violent upbringing for his communication problems.

S22, EP12 "Amber Wright vs. Dustin Wright"

Amber says that during their marriage her husband has had children with other women; she says she's done with her husband's cheating and wants a divorce; Dustin says his wife is a liar and cannot be trusted.

S26, EP132 "Sign ... in the Name of Love: Lisa Strokes vs. "Jim" Glenn"

Lisa says she was conned into buying a new home that she and Jim can't afford; she says their mortgage has almost doubled and she is done paying for it -- she plans to see the house.

S26, EP131 "Disappearing Acts: Charise Lewis vs. Montaje Lewis"

Charise went through Montaje's phone and discovered he was communicating with another woman for several months, and there is a possibility that this other woman is pregnant with his baby.

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.

S26, EP77 "Are You My Wife or Are You for the Streets?: Edward Pinchon vs. Keisha Pinchon"

Edward says his wife doesn't prioritize their marriage and believes she's been unfaithful: if she fails a polygraph test, he wants a divorce.

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
7 seasons available on demand
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