Ep 135. Catrina Griffin vs. Keyon Bell

Catrina Griffin and Keyon Bell are headed to "Divorce Court" to settle their marital issues. The couple has been married for two years and despite having two children, there seems to be trouble in paradise. Griffin is seeking a divorce and wants full custody of the children, while Bell wants to save the marriage.

Griffin opens up about the issues in their marriage, claiming that Bell is controlling and has become physically abusive. She expresses that Bell does not allow her to see her family and friends and that he has become distant. According to Griffin, Bell will disappear for days without any communication, leaving her to care for the children on her own.

Bell denies the accusations of physical abuse and controlling behavior. He claims that he has only become distant due to financial struggles, as he has lost his job and is trying to provide for his family. Bell also argues that he has not prevented Griffin from seeing her family and friends and instead believes that it is due to her own choices.

Throughout the episode, Judge Faith Jenkins closely examines the couple's finances, revealing that they are currently living on one income and struggling to make ends meet. She also questions the couple's decision making, as they have been evicted from multiple apartments in the past two years.

As the episode continues, Judge Jenkins challenges the couple to understand the impact their actions have on their children. She encourages them to set a better example for their children and to prioritize their well-being.

Despite both parties stating that they want to save their marriage, Judge Jenkins ultimately delivers her verdict. Without providing spoilers, it can be mentioned that Judge Jenkins provides insightful advice to the couple.

"Divorce Court" is known for its entertaining and informative approach to family law, as Judge Faith Jenkins uses her experience and wisdom to help couples navigate through difficult times in their relationships. This episode is no different, as she provides a fair and unbiased opinion to help Griffin and Bell determine the best course of action for themselves and their family.