Judge Mathis Season 16 Episode 32 Episode 32

In episode 32 of Judge Mathis season 16, viewers are treated to another exciting case as Judge Mathis presides over a dispute between a landlord and tenant. The plaintiffs in this case, Lisa and her daughter Nadia, claim that their landlord, Mrs. Johnson, has refused to repair their apartment and has even filed a frivolous eviction notice against them.

According to Lisa, the apartment they rented from Mrs. Johnson had numerous problems, including a leaky roof, faulty electrical wiring, and a broken stove. When Lisa brought these issues to Mrs. Johnson's attention, the landlord allegedly refused to make any repairs and told Lisa to "deal with it." Lisa claims that the living conditions deteriorated to the point where their health was at risk.

Despite the poor living conditions, Lisa says they paid their rent on time every month until they received an eviction notice, which they believe was a retaliation for their complaints about the apartment's condition. Lisa and Nadia were forced to pay for a hotel and seek legal assistance to fight the eviction.

On the other side of the case, Mrs. Johnson defends her actions, claiming that Lisa did not pay the full amount of rent and that the eviction notice was warranted based on Lisa's non-payment. Mrs. Johnson also argues that the apartment was in good condition when it was rented and that any problems that arose were due to Lisa's own negligence and misuse of the property.

As the case progresses, Judge Mathis questions both sides and examines the evidence presented. He also encourages the parties to come to a resolution without going to trial. However, when it becomes clear that a settlement is unlikely, Judge Mathis prepares to make a ruling.

Viewers can expect to see a classic Judge Mathis courtroom experience, complete with entertaining banter, tough questioning, and an outcome that is sure to satisfy one side and disappoint the other. This episode is a prime example of why Judge Mathis has been a beloved fixture of daytime television for over a decade.