After an apartment fire made her homeless, a woman sues a former friend who offered her a place to stay, for a wrongful eviction and unwanted sexual advances while staying with him. He countersues for damages due to false accusations.

In this episode, the Judge rules on two cases. First up, former classmates reunite after 35 years and begin to date and flip houses together. A profit dispute leaves them fighting over a personal loan. In the next proceeding, a woman regrets taking a family trip to Disney World with her ex-boyfriend's new fiancé. She sues the fiancé for expenses and is uninvited to their wedding.

A $14k gold pocket watch is allegedly stolen by an online buyer who accuses an established Ebay salesman of sending him the wrong piece of jewelry.

Her Honor rules on two cases in this episode. The first case features a helicopter reporter who denies owing $6K to a friend for his birthday party; he claims she organized the event to enhance her own social media status. Next up, a man helps his ex pay for repairs after she crashes into a deer and also says he loaned her money for her daughter's school expenses.

A young man is accused of deceiving a minor when he uses a social media app to request money from his neighbors.

The Judge presides over two cases in this episode. Up first, a woman refuses to leave a man's home without her puppy pick-of-the-litter. He claims he never wanted to breed his pet with her mixed breed dog. In the next case, divorced parents fight over an alleged assault, stimulus money and restraining orders.

(Part 2) A dispute over pet clean-up escalates into a fight between feuding neighbors. A man sues for $10,000 in damages for assault, threats and attorney fees.

The $10K court max is at stake when a small-town attorney goes up against a small-town mechanic. They dispute liability after a vehicle allegedly implodes during a family road trip.

A woman sues for the $10K court maximum for damages due to an alleged assault at a beauty salon; she is accused of starting the fight and is countersued for $10K.

The Judge rules on two cases in this episode. In the first proceeding, an unlicensed, uninsured teenager driver fails to yield and crashes into a vehicle carrying a mother and her toddler; who is at fault? In the next case, two men sue each other for the court maximum after their car-trade agreement falls apart; the fate of a 1947 classic Chrysler Sedan hangs in the balance.

After paying $3K for the diamond ring of her dreams, a bride-to-be discovers that the band does not fit. The online ring-seller claims he received the jewelry as collateral for posting bail for a family member.

The Judge rules on two cases in this episode. In the first proceeding, a woman passes away on Mother's Day leaving her grieving son scrambling to pay for funeral expenses. In the second case, a woman sues her trainer for a personal loan; he claims her lawsuit was premature.

A firearms instructor seeks compensation for a valuable rifle he loaned to an ailing client; the defendant says he sold the weapon after the client passed away to satisfy a debt owed by the deceased.

After being evicted by her father, a teenager sues him for the return of property she says is worth thousands. He accuses her of smoking pot and of breaking promises to help out around the house.

A young mother of four claims her $7,000 tummy tuck was a gift from a parent and was never designed to be a loan. Her unemployed mother, who charged the surgery on her credit card, tells a different story.

(Part 1) A dispute over pet clean-up escalates into a fight between feuding neighbors. A man sues for $10,000 in damages for assault, threats and attorney fees.

In this episode, the Judge rules on two cases. In the first, a college student says illegal drug use and the risk of COVID forced her to move out of an apartment early. She is sued by her roommate's father for allegedly breaking the lease. In the next proceeding, a woman is accused of vandalizing a vehicle with her bare hands in a fit of rage, which she denies.

In this episode, the Judge presides over two cases. First up, parents fight over liability when unlicensed teens get behind the wheel of a truck and have an accident. Next, a salon owner goes after a former client for payment of hair extensions; she is met with a countersuit for alleged online defamation.

An uninsured, unlicensed teenager takes her mother's car and strikes a married couple in the crosswalk. They sue for 10K in medical bills and pain and suffering.

Divorcees fight over their 10-year-old son's phone when adult videos, GPS tracking and alleged content loss come into play.

An estate sale featuring Hollywood collectibles is at the center of a dispute between fans of niche genre films. A buyer is accused of reneging on a verbal contract to purchase valuable posters which could have been sold to other interested parties.

An aspiring filmmaker sues a producer/director for unpaid work and defamation of character.

A teenager's 17th birthday party is cut short when she and her friends are kicked out of their beach house rental. The owner claims the girl's mother ignored strict regulations regarding unaccompanied minors.

A welder is accused of damaging a decorative, iron gate when his client did not come up with the agreed-upon cash payment for his services.

A mechanic accuses a smog station manager of attempted assault, alleged vandalism and failure to pay for his work.