Watch Relative Success with Tabatha

Tabatha helps a family owned consignment store on Melrose Ave, but the husband and wife owners are at odds at how to make the store a success. Tensions over hiring a family member, who turns out to be a lackluster employee, causes things to fall apart.

Tabatha helps a marriage couple who owns a Real Estate business to get back on a stable foundation.

Tabatha helps Sweet Dixie Kitchen's employees after the children of the owner request her help to reign in their authoritarian mom. Although the food reviews are good, the leadership is disgruntled, leaving this restaurant and family with a lot to lose.

Sibling-owned fitness studio, RPM, seeks Tabatha's help to modernize its business model.

Tabatha attempts to help a local Long Beach deli, Modica's, bring home the bacon, but despite their bustling lunch service, the restaurant is facing a mountain of debt & lack of leadership. Owner & mom, Orsa, is desperate for help from her son, Anthony, who is never available. If things don't change they will have to close the doors on the family business for good.

Family owned apparel company, NewMe, has hopes of revolutionizing the modest clothing fashion scene, but without Tabatha's help, their family drama may rip their dreams apart at the seams. With a mother-daughter design team at odds with their business partner/son/brother, tempers are frayed and no one is happy.

Tabatha comes to the aid of a family owned jewelry company, Matthew's, and attempts to restore it to its glittering past. But with master diamond setter and owner, Michael Bogosian, having recently passed away, his sons and widow cannot agree on how to run things. If they can't get it together, this once dazzling business may lose its shine and close its doors for the last time.

Tabatha comes to the rescue of a family owned pizzeria, D'Amore's, where everyone is fighting over their piece of the pie. The owner, Joe D'Amore, has opened multiple locations of his east coast style restaurant across Southern California and after 30 years of hard work, he is considering a multi-million dollar offer to take the chain national. But Joe's children have other ideas in mind and are pushing back at him accepting the deal, leaving Joe stuck in the middle and unclear about which move to make.