The Verdict with Judge Hatchett

A litigant says her father has withheld rent money because of who she is and her political leanings.

A model sues because the beauty product she was hired to promote damaged her skin.

A woman tricks her son's father into paying for a ski trip for all four of her children.

A pedicure injury causes a model to lose a lucrative contract.

A man sues his ex for the cost of an anniversary trip because she unexpectedly married someone else.

A woman resists repaying her sister for the cost of their family reunion.

A customer refuses to pay for skydiving tickets after services were rendered.

A woman refuses to pay a former friend her portion for dinner after being put at risk of COVID.

A woman fails a college class because her laptop was thrown into a swimming pool.

A "sugar mama" is sued for breach of contract because she terminated the agreement early.

A woman sues her former friend because she changed her mind about going on an expensive vacation.

A man sues his girlfriend's son's father for half the cost of the child's birthday party.

An ex-roommate throws out several pairs of expensive shoes; jewelry causes a rash.

A murder-mystery themed party goes awry; a man hired to install Christmas decorations seeks payment.

A brother shows up at his sister's wedding with a surprise fiancée.

A woman seeks the refund of deposits because her party planner raised anticipated costs.

A man seeks reimbursement for money he lent his girlfriend to pay her rent.

Newlyweds sue their wedding officiant because she revealed private information during the ceremony.

A dispute over an unpaid event fee after the Santa provided for a holiday party is sent home.

A man sues his ex-girlfriend for sharing an intimate photo that causes him to lose his job.

A singer has to bow out of a gig due to a restraining order against the guest of honor.

Co-parents argue over money lent during their on-again, off-again relationship.

A maid-of-honor bails hours before the wedding; a van wasn't certified as promised.

A child makes unauthorized in-app charges to a babysitter's tablet.