Seasons & episodes

A woman sues a mechanic for failing to fix her beloved truck; a man sues his 34-year-old son after he allegedly reneges on a promise to pay for a truck; a man's bank withdrawals do not add up.

A woman accuses her neighbor of stalking her, selling drugs and threatening her with a firearm; an unemployed social worker denies shooting at an ex-friend.

A grandmother fights with her young neighbors over a fence that her deceased husband built 40 years ago; a juice-bar owner sues her former business landlord.

A woman sues her neighbor for the cost of a fence; a woman denies owing for car payments; a homeless woman moves in with her daughter and is accused of making a false report to child protective services.

A woman allegedly witnesses her mother-in-law being attacked by her tax preparer's dogs; a man loses part of his finger while helping his boss move a concrete grinder.

An unlicensed driver takes a $10,000 chunk out of her school when she crashes a friend's truck into it.

When a homeowner sees the "illegal renovations" her rent-to-own tenants have made, she immediately sets in motion a plan to evict them; the judge sets a cyclist straight after a collision with a car in a parking lot.

A woman finances her lover's dreams by buying him a camper and an ATV but demands payback after they break up; an attorney claims his former interior designer completely botched his office remodel; the designer sues for money spent on the job.

A man, who admits to skipping out on over $5,000 in home payments, sues his landlord for invasion of privacy and harassment; a Maserati owner presents a list of damages supposedly inflicted on his new car by a vinyl-wrap installer.

When an Australian dingo dog is accused of mauling a woman's beloved miniature shepherd, the illegality of owning a dingo comes into play; the dissatisfied owner of a 1967 Pontiac demands payback for repairs.

A teenager and a young nanny butt heads about a trip to Alaska, then the nanny is accused of damaging the family car; the judge is shocked to learn that two struggling servers spent $10,000 on a six-week online class and are still servers afterward.

A car flipper looking for a deal claims the father-and-son owners of an auto body shop came after him with a pipe and knocked him to the ground.

A muzzled dog that has a history of predatory behavior is accused of attacking a puggle at an animal control center; two dogs get into a vicious fight: one dog's owner requires surgery after being bitten.

A cyclist going the wrong way collides with a motorist who doesn't stop at a stoplight; a boutique owner adds a line of doggie clothes to her consignment shop, then her cats decide to use them as a litter box.

When a homeless mother throws a party in an out-of-town friend's house, accusations of property damage are quick to follow; when a landlady's basement starts to smell, she realizes that her ex-tenant left a stray cat behind.

When unwed parents of six are accused of owing for a $5,000 electricity bill, the judge finds evidence that the landlord's son wired the home illegally; more than $7,000 is taken out of a man's paycheck when his ex-business partner fails to pay rent.

A man borrows thousands of dollars from his mother to help his girlfriend celebrate her big birthday; a contractor sues for slander when a dissatisfied client takes to social media to complain.

The judge tells college freshmen that pigs, not people, leave property in the state of filth they reportedly created; a man accused of trying to strangle his roommate comes after him for missing property after the police remove him from the premises.

A technician says his boss paid for his car repairs because he was such a profitable worker, but the ex-boss disagrees; a woman accepts $5,000 from a client to start her own business, but when she fails to turn a profit, she resists paying him back.

A hotel negligently books two people in the same room, leading to accusations of jewelry and cash theft; when a toddler is bitten by a mosquito, concerned parents blame their landlord for standing water issues and decide to move out.

Dog dehydration and holiday drama; Judge Judy tries in vain to explain the law to an enraged litigant.

A woman buys more than $600 in school clothes for her former employee's daughter, who, when asked for payback, complains that she spent too much; a woman lets an inexperienced driver take off on her watercraft, and he ends up crashing into her son.

A stubborn teen claims it was the color of her skin, not her poor driving skills, that lead to complications after a dangerous wreck; a stranger agrees to take care of a homeless man's dog for free, but a restraining order and harassment soon follow [this case continues in S23E121].

Two women fight over a man, but one takes her jealousy a step too far after being accused of vandalism; a mother co-signs on a car for her newlywed daughter, who dumps it back in her mom's driveway when she can no longer afford making payments.