Ep 111. Short Love, Long Loan!; Videographer in the Ex-Lover Hot Seat?!
- February 2, 2018
In season 22, episode 111 of Judge Judy, titled "Short Love, Long Loan!; Videographer in the Ex-Lover Hot Seat?!", the no-nonsense Judge Judy Sheindlin presides over two cases involving toxic relationships and financial disputes.
In the first case, a woman and her ex-boyfriend are disputing the payment of a loan. The woman claims that she gave her ex-boyfriend a $5,000 loan to help him start his own business, but he has not paid her back in full. The ex-boyfriend argues that the woman actually invested in his business and is therefore not entitled to the full amount back. Judge Judy must sift through the intricate details of the loan agreement and determine who is telling the truth.
The second case involves a former couple who are fighting over a wedding video. The ex-girlfriend hired her ex-boyfriend, who is a videographer, to film and produce her wedding video. However, due to their tumultuous relationship, the video was never completed. The ex-girlfriend is now suing her ex-boyfriend for the return of her deposit and for damages related to the incomplete video. Judge Judy must decide whether the videographer breached his contract and is responsible for the damages or if the ex-girlfriend handled the situation poorly.
Throughout both cases, Judge Judy wastes no time in getting to the bottom of the issues. Her sharp wit and no-nonsense attitude cut through the fluff and get straight to the heart of the matter. She does not hesitate to call out any inconsistencies or lies she detects and demands that both parties present clear evidence to support their claims.
Ultimately, the cases in "Short Love, Long Loan!; Videographer in the Ex-Lover Hot Seat?!" showcase the importance of clear communication and solid contracts in any financial or business arrangement. They also demonstrate the need for honesty and accountability in personal relationships. Judge Judy's decisive rulings ensure that justice is served and that both parties are held responsible for their actions.
