Judge Mathis Season 23 Episode 119 Episode 119

Judge Mathis is a reality court show that is on the air for over 20 years. The show follows the classic structure of a courtroom show, with plaintiffs and defendants presenting their cases to the Honorable Judge Greg Mathis. Each episode tackles, a range of legal disputes, anything from small-claims cases to more complicated civil lawsuits.

Episode 119 of Season 23 of Judge Mathis, which aired on June 23, 2021, opens with a musical performance by an R&B singer, Mo3. He performs his song called "Watermelon Sugar." Following Mo3's performance, Judge Greg Mathis begins the proceedings by hearing a case involving a problematic tenant.

The first case in Episode 119 involves a Landlord, a young woman named Christina, who is suing her tenant, a man named Lawerence. Christina claimed that Lawerence has been paying his rent late and ruining her apartment. The plaintiff claims that she had to move out of her apartment, which was only a month old, because Lawerence allegedly destroyed it. Judge Mathis asked Lawerence for his side of the story, and he replied that his payments were only late by a few days. With regard to the state of the apartment, Lawerence claimed that he had a dispute with his roommates, and they were the ones who caused the damage. Judge Mathis then ordered Lawerence to pay the plaintiff the overdue amount in arrears and also compensation for the damage caused to the apartment.

The next case featured a man named William, who was being sued by his ex-girlfriend, a woman named Aicha, for unpaid child support. Aicha came to court with receipts proving that William had not paid any child support for over two years. William argued that he had always provided his ex-girlfriend with financial assistance but had not been able to give her the money in cash due to various reasons. Judge Mathis asked William why he did not pay his child support directly to the court. William replied that he was not aware of the legal options he had in that regard. Judge Mathis ordered William to start paying his child support regularly and congratulated Aicha on pursuing the legal route to get the money she was owed.

Next, Judge Mathis heard a case brought up by a woman named Rachel. She was suing her former friend, called Kim, over the wrongful death of her beloved dog. Rachel contended that Kim had promised to take care and look after her dog while she was away, but instead, Kim had let the dog escape, leading to the dog's tragic death. Kim disputed Rachel's claims and argued that Rachel was responsible for the safety of her own dog. Judge Mathis concluded that Kim had no responsibility for the dog's death, and the lawsuit was dismissed.

The final case presented involved a dispute between two friends, a woman named Angela and a man named Corey. Angela was suing Corey for a $400 loan that she lent him when he was in a dire financial situation. Corey had yet to pay the money back. Corey alleged that he only borrowed $200 and had returned it to Angela in cash. Angela claimed that she never received any money or acknowledgment from Corey that he had repaid her. Judge Mathis delved deep into the matter and was able to ascertain that Corey had indeed borrowed the full $400. Corey then agreed to repay the amount within a specific timeframe.

In conclusion, Episode 119 of Judge Mathis successfully tackled a range of legal disputes, from broken rental agreements to child support. With his keen eye for the truth and sharp wits, Judge Mathis was able to resolve each issue fairly and expertly. The show continues to provide a fascinating glimpse into the world of real-life courtroom dramas, and it will undoubtedly continue to do so for years to come.