[22.04.02] UC. Stolen Loyalty: The Battle For Precious The Pomeranian
While Kelly Minister stood under the warm stream of her shower, believing the domestic friction of her recent breakup was…
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[22.04.01] UC. From Friends To Foes: The $400 Yard Bill That Destroyed A Career
What starts as a simple favor between friends rarely ends in a brutal courtroom showdown and a ruined career. But…
[22.03.02] UC. The $400 Betrayal: When Sibling Rivalry Crosses The Line
Blood is supposed to be thicker than water. But on a warm May evening, the bond between two sisters was…
[22.03.01] UC. A Sanctuary Shattered: The Ultimate Sibling Betrayal
Coming home from a devastating motorcycle crash, a young father expected the comfort of his family home; instead, he stepped…
N/M – Judge Says Ex Has “No Case” in Emotional Fight Over Nugget the Dog
Jenna Khalessi sued ex-boyfriend Michael Traeger for Nugget and false assault accusations. The judge rejected her claim and upheld his documented ownership.
N/M – Judge Orders $1,229 After Motorcycle Sale Ends in Impound Fight
Wayne Stoltz and Steven Dickinson sued Daniel Petitt and Michelle Pelletier after a motorcycle sale ended in impound fees, missing gear, and a $1,229 judgment.
N/M – Judge Calls Untitled Car Sale a Scam—and Awards $2,500
Steven Rogers sued Valerie Gallegos and Milton Chapman after buying an untitled Hyundai. The judge awarded $2,500 and dismissed the defendants’ counterclaim.
N/M – Green Arrow vs. Right on Red: How a Backseat Passenger Decided Sidroni v. Mushir
When an 18-year-old student with a green arrow collided with an Uber driver turning right on red, Judge Judy relied on a neutral witness to settle the blame.
[22.02.01] UC. A 6-Year-Old’s Bruises And A War in Family Court: The Case vs. Aldrich Custody Battle
On June 4, 2016, a routine custody exchange on a suburban street transformed into a police scene when a father…
N/M — Inside Newman v. McKinney: A Subcontracted Wedding Gown, an Inflexible Lining, and a $750 Courtroom Refund
Inside Newman v. McKinney, where a South Bend dressmaker subcontracted a custom bridal gown that arrived unwearable days before the wedding, leading to a $750 Judge Judy ruling.