Ep 265. Oil Doesn't Go There!!; Lesbian Love Gone Wrong; Incarcerated Son's Loan Loss!

Oil Doesn't Go There!!; Lesbian Love Gone Wrong; Incarcerated Son's Loan Loss!

In this episode of Judge Judy, three unrelated cases come before the no-nonsense judge to be settled once and for all.

The first case involves a disgruntled homeowner who claims that a contractor he hired to seal his driveway caused serious damage to his lawn by using an oil-based sealant that seeped into his grass. The contractor insists that he followed the directions on the product label and that it was the homeowner's fault for not providing proper supervision during the job.

Meanwhile, in a case with more personal stakes, two women are at odds over their former romantic relationship. One claims that the other took advantage of her emotionally and financially, using her credit cards without permission and refusing to pay her back for loans. The other woman denies these accusations and counters with claims of her own, alleging that her former partner was abusive and controlling.

Finally, a mother comes to court seeking repayment on a loan she gave to her incarcerated son to start a business. The son argues that he paid the loan back in full, but the mother claims that she never received the money. The judge hears both sides and demands to see records to prove who is telling the truth.

Throughout the episode, Judge Judy listens carefully to each argument and questions both plaintiffs and defendants on their claims. She cuts through the noise to get to the heart of each issue, often using her trademark blunt style to make her point. As always, she's not afraid to call out bad behavior when she sees it and hold people accountable for their actions.

In the end, justice is served in each case – but not always in the way that the parties expected. The episode demonstrates the importance of clear communication, honesty, and personal responsibility when it comes to legal disputes, both big and small.