Seasons & episodes

A married couple go after a former tenant for allegedly damaging their rental home with a dog breeding business; a woman claims a teenager damaged her house with a dozen eggs.

A man serves 12 days in jail and says he returned home to find an ex-girlfriend had robbed him.

A man says he started a business with his girlfriend but that she neglected to pay him; a man sues over a destroyed cell phone; a landlord approaches a tenant with an opportunity to help underprivileged children.

When a man files for bankruptcy, he leaves his ex-wife holding the bills, and the judge calls into question his child-support efforts; a woman sues her ex-boyfriend and ex-girlfriend for stalking and slander and the return of her personal belongings.

A man loses visitation rights when his ex-wife calls CPS, then he sues for defamation, claiming she said he tried to kill her and beat his daughter.

Parents are nowhere to be found when children start a car and drive it into a pond; a man strongly denies ever dating a woman whom he met online but is more than happy to admit that she gave him thousands of dollars in loans.

After being T-boned by a fellow cyclist, a woman says he was more concerned with his unopened liquor bottle than her well-being; a landlord catches his tenant's daughter smoking in their apartment and slaps them with an $800 deodorizing bill.

Judge Judy learns the ins-and-outs of an online "gifting group," then warns viewers to double-check for legitimacy when someone pulls at their heartstrings; a thieving roommate's dog-watching fails miserably.

A young woman's story changes so many times the judge can barely keep up; after a collision, a man has his truck towed to a mechanic, and never sees it again.

A brave neighbor comes to the aid of a cat who is accused of attacking a large dog; a man says the $5,000 that his friend offered him was an investment in his car racing business, but his friend says it was to help him and his wife pay their bills.

A man confesses that his dog damaged a neighbor's property, but only after clear video surveillance catches him in the act; a man caught speeding without his license uses a friend's I.D. and is sued for lost wages and punitive damages.

An ugly fight breaks out when a man doesn't make hot chocolate fast enough for his lover, and both are medically treated for bleach exposure; a hairstylist is accused of burning a client's scalp while distracted by football.

A woman admits she gained access to her boyfriend's private texts, but says he is the one who lobbed a brick through a car window; a man's beloved carpet, purchased in Africa's Nelson Mandela Square, is forever lost in the shuffle of a nasty breakup.

A teenager, rushing to her therapy appointment, witnesses her boyfriend initiate a violent attack on a slower driver's car.

An enterprising young man sues his mother and sister for alleged fraud; a contentious home sale leaves a former property owner suing new owners.

An insurance saleswoman says a co-worker owes her for loans she made to him during business trips; a feisty woman resorts to name calling when things don't go her way.

A man's new rental property is burned to the ground in a California forest fire; a heated fight between ex-roommates.

When a dance business does not turn a profit, the company owner is accused of skipping out on leased space payments; two parents fail to agree on child support.

A woman suffers pregnancy distress after a heated argument with her boyfriend; three female partners in a catering business fight over how to divide the cash they made.

When a mother and daughter get into a cat-fight over an estranged husband, younger siblings are collateral damage; it's a war of words when a senior driver is accused of flying through a red light -- she claims a negligent driver hit her in the side.

The judge utters one of her most infamous Judyisms when a marina owner offers up a fishy story about a pontoon boat crash.

A woman is accused of filing a malicious complaint to the Better Business Bureau when her ice cream parlor renovation does not go as planned.

A restaurant owner is accused of failing to pay disabled employees; a good Samaritan regrets the kindness she showed her lover's friend when he reneges on a promise to pay back thousands of dollars lent to buy a motorcycle.

Unauthorized e-reader charges fuel a heated battle of words between brother and sister, and reported threats of arrest and death come into play; a woman accuses a mover of damaging and losing her property.