Yes but majority people behave this way when a person dies and leaves behind a LARGE estate they they think they should have been included in. If it’s a small estate and someone acts this way that is actually more telling
@@curlytempleshaw5636 sometimes it's OK to give like his son a small share for peace sake and the fact that it was his biological father I mean he can never have another one? I know I would.Instead of keeping everything and you could go get married again etc and he only has one dad .Complicates but value peace of mind......money ain't everything...
Loved the part in this case where JJ told Byrd: "put her out, she's annoying me, she doesn't learn" (about the plaintiff's wife) "it's not a free for all, it's an OUT". Some people need to learn when to answer questions in court and when to be quiet.
I mean seriously, with how long the show has been out and airing, you’d think people would learn by now that when it comes to being on judge Judy you don’t speak unless she asks you to and you don’t talk back. But unfortunately some people are just ignorant
She , his sister, did leave him in charge. This woman counted every penny! If she didn’t get in how did she ITEMIZE EVERYTHING! i don’t blame him for become upset!
He was probably mean to her the whole time she was sick and he called himself attending to her because he couldn't wait for her to die so he can get her money. I know people like that
@@lisa196409 gathering from this clip, I can see why he was annoyed with the sister. She was double dealing, spiteful and two-faced. Where was this cousin when the sister was sick?
For real he can't help but interrupt and comment. He's very irritated, keeps twitching like crazy. I wouldn't be surprised if buddy actually did trash the place.
It's surprising how so many people that end up in Judge Judy's courtroom misbehave like they've never watched an episode. You'd think that anyone who's seen more than a couple episodes would get the picture that you don't speak out unless asked a question.
I'm sure a huge portion haven't seen an episode. They don't apply to be on here. JJ's producers search through existing small claims cases, pick the ones they think may be interesting, and offer the litigants monetary compensation to drop their case in court and bring it to JJ. They're not necessarily fans of the show - I'd suspect more of them haven't seen an episode than those that have.
When my great grandmother passed my grandfather was left in charge of her inheritance and her stuff. She was a collector of these little statues that were very valuable. She also had a beautiful and I really mean beautiful China tea set. My grandfather visited her often and tried to take care of her the best he could. The rest of the family wasn't really that much present as far as I was aware. Obviously everyone was suddenly holding up their hands the moment she passed. My grandpa got so annoyed by the bickering and nagging about who wanted what he devided everything. The people who were fighting over the China all got random parts. Like a cup and saucer or just the teapot. Rendering it completely useless and no longer of any value. Same for her collection of statues. They all got 1 statue again rendering it worthless. And honestly it was beautiful.
Perfect. Everyone will bitch and lament the whole situation every time they use a piece of it. Great idea. There is no shortage of “valuable collections” in this world sometimes sacrifices are made.
@@vintagehippie3647 that would have been a great option. This was quite some years ago. During the stress and grieving I honestly think the decision was a highly emotional one. He does often donate to our local second hand shop.
Her money, her choice. You either look after someone because you want to and care about them, and not for some kind of reward in the end. He didn't have to look after his sister, he could of asked another sibling or the cousin.
This situation reminds me of a similar situation in the live action Casper movie. The main antagonist Karagen Crittenden only stayed by her dying father side because she thought she was gonna get a big monetary reward out of it when he finally died. She was not at all please when she got A piece of property that no one wanted. I mean if you’re not gonna care for someone just for the sake of caring for them don’t expect them to actually give you anything of value when they pass
@@Sara-wv3ms very likely, yes. And while everybody has the right to do with their money as they please within the confines of the law, people have a right to feel slighted when they are ignored by the person they care(d) for. My aunt was the main caretaker to my grandparents, while the whole family was involved (all his children and grandchildren have stayed over in my grandfather's last months), she was the one who took care of them on a daily basis, living next door. It would not have been fair for her to be cut out of the will.
He is way too angry over his dead sister's money. She didn't want him to have it for a reason. He needs to realize that. Edit: Oh my...the landscape really changed. She is greedier than the brother. I wonder if she somehow convinced a sick and dying woman to give her all her money. Wow! Evil people do that.
when my mother died me and my sister signed her house and the money in her bank account to our brother because he had looked after her for more than 10 years....we both thought it was the fair thing to do but we were probably the exception
My sisters and I were left to decide who gets what of my mother's belongings after she passed. I'm so thankful that none of us were greedy over anything, or felt entitled to anything. We all worked together to not only keep what mattered to us individually, but to also share and pass down everything else to other loved ones. I could never understand what makes people think or behave this way. Your loved one is gone and you're tarnishing their memory by focusing so much on their money or possessions and how much you didn't get. If anyone is going to act like this man after I'm gone, there's a good chance I wouldn't have left anything to them either.
Totally agree. My uncle died left me nothing it never once made me feel bad because he gave everything to other people. He trusted me to take care of his old letters and things like his typewriter and thats an honour. What someone gives you in life is far more important than what they give you in death. I keep telling my aunt to spend her money and not keep it for us to have herself as much comfort as she can afford for her later years because we would rather see her happy now than get anything from her when she's gone.
Shame on any family member that makes everything about money, ESPECIALLY after that person's death. If you live comfortably without her money then get a move on
I’ve worked for financial advisers for a number of years now and it’s shocking how many family members will kick up a stink, in one way or another, when it comes to a deceased family members estate….
My brother (half) has broadcasted that he “gets everything” after his grandmother dies. It’s sickening. He actually asked our stepmother what he “gets” when our dad dies!!! SERIOUSLY. He no longer speaks to our dad OR me, so I’m making it my goal to ensure he gets NOTHING from my dad OR me.
It's funny how he shows how unstable he is and proves his cousin right. I bet he was emotionally abusive to his sister and this cousin was actually there emotionally without any bs while she was dying. You can just see it. Dude has bigtime anger issues.
I dealt with this bullshit when my dad died. His one sister all of a sudden wanted his furniture. This sister did nothing for her brother. didn’t visit him, didn’t even call him. Acted like he didn’t exist. When he died she decided to get his furniture. His other sister called him everyday and visited she helped out with my dad too. When he died she knew about all the money he had. All of it was left to me. It was originally split between my brother and I but my brother died so my parents had to fix their wills. Anyway the sister who actually spent time and cared for her brother said I don’t want anything let Amy (me) have it. There was one request from my dad that I only half honored. He wanted his ashes split between me, and his two sisters. The good sitter got some of his ashes but his bad sister was such an awful person that I refused to give her any of his ashes and give some of my dad ashes to my kids instead. I kept the rest
You really have to give JJ and Byrd their props for keeping their heads with this lot omg. That guy was clenching his teeth so hard the whole time I was honestly waiting to hear the cracking of teeth and bone. Still, there must’ve been at a few very salient reasons for the decedent to will her property as she did. I have to wonder how kindly they “cared” for the woman that she chose not to recognize them financially in her will Not at all a pleasant situation.
Anyone heard the story of how JJ got a renewal of her contract with the network? She and the head of the network at the time went to a restaurant about the renewal of her contract, she wrote a sum on a napkin and handed it over to the head of the network, he took it, and wrote down a different, lower, sum on the napkin and handed it back to JJ. To which she replied "This is not a negotiation."
No wonder he's mad. He & his wife took care of the sister for whatever length of time, but she left her money to someone who'd never even been in her house. She knew things were missing by pictures she'd received? Wow. That's crazy.
Wow...the cousin is a taker. I get why he's mad. She knows the system. The fact that she claims someone came in a did all of this then puts in a monetary claim after she becomes trustee. I bet you she either did this herself or someone on her behalf.
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The defendant acquired $16,000 instead of $6,000 total worth of items as shown in the document?! How? And why would you ever claim stupid stuff like a shower head and draperies? Those are not important items to claim, especially if someone you love passed away. I can see if it was jewelry, a collection of things, something priceless like photos, or expensive artwork. The defendant is literally getting on my nerves, as it is beginning to unfold that she was lurking only to get more money. Her story is starting to not match up. I can feel the anger of injustice boiling in the Plaintiff’s face! I wonder if his late sister got manipulated in giving her estate away to the defendant. I am so sorry for what this family has to go to.
You claim it all, no matter what. If it has a monetary value, claim it. Because, you will only receive back the portion of an item value based on condition and age. Let's say you fell in the tub. Cracked the original porcelain claw tub (originally $6000, and is 25 yrs old), broke your new led steam shower head ($175), and yanked the towel rack off the wall (basic Walmart $10 rack). Insurance may pay you: Tub $3000 Showerhead $150 Towel Rack $3 The important it's. To replace is the tub, and if you claim only that and not the other broken items, you only receive $3000. Whereas you claim all actual items broken, you will receive $153 more to go towards a new tub. Which is the important that you'd need right away.
This is sad. Happened to my husbands grandma, once she died 3/4 kids who never spoke to her nor helped her came to her house and took all the jewellery
He should've been left something by the sister. It's clear that dysfunction runs in all branches of the family. The late sister was ungrateful, selfish and a user.
@F. Aduke Femi-Babalola or just forget to update the will. As stated by others, situations change, but a lot of people don't come to updating their will, if they thought of making one in the first place.
Hard disagree with everyone calling the plaintiff mentally unstable. He's obviously hurt by what's happened and I think JJ is about to sniff out some bs about the defendant in pt3.
I can't believe some of you who are coming down hard on this guy. You have no idea what it's like to go through something like this. I'm sure his feelings are hurt that his sister left everything to not one of her siblings but this random cousin. It's not about the money but it's about what that indicates about who that person had valued. So that's one thing, but then this cousin claims that things are gone from this free property she inherited and did nothing to earn and is accusing him of stealing from the property. You are all wrong for blaming him for anything.
As a trustee for my mom, she’s still alive, I can tell you this job is not easy. Esp when talking about little items (a purse?). I try to keep track of my mom’s valuables, but she gives things away right and left, which she has every right to do. I think it was ridiculous for the woman to make the brother trustee without some compensation. Then, if he’s taking too long to liquidate the estate, the beneficiary can go after him for that. The brother should have denied the trustee position upon her death. He certainly didn’t sign up for this abuse.
This cousin is as shifty as they get. She's like a horror movie villain. You can just sense she manipulated the sick dying cousin into giving her stuff. She's texting the cousin telling her what she would like? That's not a good look at all. Instead she should be texted the cousin asking how she is doing and feeling, and asking her about what's happening to her estate should be irrelevant if you truly love them.
Judge: This isn't about your sister's death, its about the money for you. Him: No it's about my sister's death. Judge: (should say) ok then great all stays with your cousin. Done. Then see his hypocritical face change. Money grabber. Its so disrespectful to contest a will. Let those who are being rewarded get their prize, and you, who were never there really sit down.
Nobody : His wife : "You were denied a copy" Judge Mfn Judy : 🤦"put her out, she's annoying me.. she doesn't learn" 🤣🤣 "Not a free for all, It's an OUT, It's an OUTTY" LMAOO CRYING
Y’all are missing the point of all the money that the cousin got by saying he was fraud when he paid for everything in the house!! I’d be upset too! Cousin didn’t pay for anything but sued for damages on things that belonged to neither of thwm
@@josephinestafford4466 No. That's not how property works. If you buy something for someone else it now belongs to them. You have no right to the stuff anymore.
Yes - money !!! jealousy hate rears it's head up and dagger eyes it's just terrible tears families apart anger jealousy plaintiff showed by his facials body language he was peeved off with his cousin pretty much inheriting most of the goodies GET A LIFE OR JOB MATE
I don't understand every single time someone gets kicked out they don't realize they are getting kicked out. You paid attention long enough to interrupt why stop now? Lol
Even if my sister or mother, died without living me anything while i was the one taking care of them, i would'nt give a damn ! The loss is my family, money i can have but if they're gone, there's no coming back 😢
Usually, if you perform unpaid duties for an ill person, you can ask the court to compensate you from that person's estate, before it is distributed to heirs. Something is missing from this story.
He’s very angry, as I imagine many would be. It’s not the money but the fact that his sister used him. Since she apparently cared so much for the cousin, why didn’t she not ask her to uproot her life and move in? When someone does something of this magnitude for you, it seems as if you would show some appreciation. It is a slap in the face when at a person passes the caregiver finds out that a cousin, who couldn’t be bothered, shows up just in time to cash in.
He's mainly angry that the cousin committed insurance fraud and named him as the culprit. He had to spend money to clear his name. No matter his actions, he kept getting used first as a carer then as a scapegoat.
Many times, the deceased would give someone they don’t like $1.00. This is because people can sue and question the will when they believe they have been “forgotten” for various reasons (dementia, psychological reasons). His sister purposely made him the trustee and didn’t leave him anything. It was definitely on purpose.
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You will always see someone’s ‘TRUE’ colors after a death and money is concerned!.
So sad but so true. Smh
My stepson wanted to sue me after my husband died so I am not surprised.
Yes but majority people behave this way when a person dies and leaves behind a LARGE estate they they think they should have been included in. If it’s a small estate and someone acts this way that is actually more telling
@@curlytempleshaw5636 I’m so sorry! You were already going through grief which is so heavy!
@@curlytempleshaw5636 sometimes it's OK to give like his son a small share for peace sake and the fact that it was his biological father I mean he can never have another one?
I know I would.Instead of keeping everything and you could go get married again etc and he only has one dad .Complicates but value peace of mind......money ain't everything...
Loved the part in this case where JJ told Byrd: "put her out, she's annoying me, she doesn't learn" (about the plaintiff's wife) "it's not a free for all, it's an OUT". Some people need to learn when to answer questions in court and when to be quiet.
Came in there like she's Rosie the Riviter
Fancy ribbon
I mean seriously, with how long the show has been out and airing, you’d think people would learn by now that when it comes to being on judge Judy you don’t speak unless she asks you to and you don’t talk back. But unfortunately some people are just ignorant
She , his sister, did leave him in charge. This woman counted every penny! If she didn’t get in how did she ITEMIZE EVERYTHING! i don’t blame him for become upset!
Cousin was all about moneyyyyy
He’s proving exactly why she didn’t leave him a thing
She was a horrible sister, downright awful, ungrateful, selfish and no wonder her siblings wanted little as possible to deal with her.
Easy to say when you didn’t know the person personally and only going on what people say about them .
He was probably mean to her the whole time she was sick and he called himself attending to her because he couldn't wait for her to die so he can get her money. I know people like that
@@texan903 is this you grimy old man who didn't get a penny? You're nasty respect your sister
@@lisa196409 gathering from this clip, I can see why he was annoyed with the sister. She was double dealing, spiteful and two-faced. Where was this cousin when the sister was sick?
I love it when she throws out the annoying wives and girlfriend’s of the jerks trying to prove their crappy cases.
Ah somebody else who made the comment before seeing the video!
yonta123...Wow...you just make comments without watching videos, hmm? What a stupid thing to say.
He Cant stopped talking
Dude that man’s jaw was CLENCHED that whole time lol
He was hella mad! Hahaha
Shoot, he was getting on my nerves. 🤣
He has a smart mouth too 😂🤣🤣
Pfft
He was mad that he didn’t get no benefits
He’s such a jerk. So entitled. Arrogant. I wouldn’t leave him anything either.
Her cousin is also a selfish b*tch also so.....
Arrogrant
Commenting before you see the entire case is annoying. He wasn’t suing for any of his sisters money. He was suing because the cousin was a FRAUD!
He's defending himself.
Were you looking in the mirror when you typed this? If so you missed ignorant. He wasn't suing for the estate.
He’s proving how emotionally unstable he is in court lmfao
No. If he was emotionally unstable it would have been much worse. He's still more calm than the average Judge Judy guest.
For real he can't help but interrupt and comment. He's very irritated, keeps twitching like crazy. I wouldn't be surprised if buddy actually did trash the place.
Yes he is, he can’t control himself
He gonna hire a hit man to take out his cousin...cause she got the will and he didnt
He can be emotionally unstable ! look how the whole situation was handled? the woman is a cheat .
It surprises me how these people aren't too ashamed to go on tv. I would die of embarrassement
lol they all get paid so probs a good motivator
I wish I had the audacity 😂😂
It's surprising how so many people that end up in Judge Judy's courtroom misbehave like they've never watched an episode. You'd think that anyone who's seen more than a couple episodes would get the picture that you don't speak out unless asked a question.
Exactly because not all people has the time, the access and court issue to watch a Judge Judy hearing
Not only here but with any judge, you can't just speak out of turn/without being addressed. People forget where they are lol
I'm sure a huge portion haven't seen an episode. They don't apply to be on here. JJ's producers search through existing small claims cases, pick the ones they think may be interesting, and offer the litigants monetary compensation to drop their case in court and bring it to JJ. They're not necessarily fans of the show - I'd suspect more of them haven't seen an episode than those that have.
Honestly! I would not agree to go to JudyWudy’s court for any reason.
Its bc they literally have ZERO self-control or maturity
When my great grandmother passed my grandfather was left in charge of her inheritance and her stuff. She was a collector of these little statues that were very valuable. She also had a beautiful and I really mean beautiful China tea set. My grandfather visited her often and tried to take care of her the best he could. The rest of the family wasn't really that much present as far as I was aware. Obviously everyone was suddenly holding up their hands the moment she passed. My grandpa got so annoyed by the bickering and nagging about who wanted what he devided everything. The people who were fighting over the China all got random parts. Like a cup and saucer or just the teapot. Rendering it completely useless and no longer of any value. Same for her collection of statues. They all got 1 statue again rendering it worthless. And honestly it was beautiful.
Grandpa should have found a thrift store that funds battered and abused women and children and donated everything. Let them go and pay for it.
Perfect. Everyone will bitch and lament the whole situation every time they use a piece of it. Great idea. There is no shortage of “valuable collections” in this world sometimes sacrifices are made.
@@tiasara5967 exactly!!
@@vintagehippie3647 that would have been a great option. This was quite some years ago. During the stress and grieving I honestly think the decision was a highly emotional one. He does often donate to our local second hand shop.
Boss next level move Grandpa.
The plaintiff and his wife are very condescending. Not just to the defendant but to Judge Judy as well.
Yeah they're crazy
The wife is pulling the strings behind the scene
Well, she convinced a sick woman to give her everything. I'd be upset too
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Who's condescending? Judge judy!! Such a rude B I A T C H
Judge Judy is just ruthless! And I love her! 😂
She stated Thomas was emotionally unstable and did not want to aggravate him.
Thomas: “YeAh RiGhT 🙄 🙄”
2:54 JJ's look at the defendant is priceless, when she realizes who she's dealing with
Her money, her choice. You either look after someone because you want to and care about them, and not for some kind of reward in the end. He didn't have to look after his sister, he could of asked another sibling or the cousin.
This situation reminds me of a similar situation in the live action Casper movie. The main antagonist Karagen Crittenden only stayed by her dying father side because she thought she was gonna get a big monetary reward out of it when he finally died. She was not at all please when she got A piece of property that no one wanted. I mean if you’re not gonna care for someone just for the sake of caring for them don’t expect them to actually give you anything of value when they pass
@@Sara-wv3ms what we do know is the dying woman's brother is a narcissistic a$$ with barely controlled anger issues
@@Sara-wv3ms very likely, yes. And while everybody has the right to do with their money as they please within the confines of the law, people have a right to feel slighted when they are ignored by the person they care(d) for. My aunt was the main caretaker to my grandparents, while the whole family was involved (all his children and grandchildren have stayed over in my grandfather's last months), she was the one who took care of them on a daily basis, living next door. It would not have been fair for her to be cut out of the will.
@@Sara-wv3msmy aunt? No, she got the house of my grandparents. If you mean the guy in the video, it would certainly seem so.
watch til all parts the whole story has a good twist, this is what makes Judge Judy so good. Love It
He is way too angry over his dead sister's money. She didn't want him to have it for a reason. He needs to realize that.
Edit: Oh my...the landscape really changed. She is greedier than the brother. I wonder if she somehow convinced a sick and dying woman to give her all her money. Wow! Evil people do that.
Maaan, why can’t some keep their mouths shut?? If you’ve seen ANY court or tv court you know not to talk outta turn.
A woman like the plaintiff's wife has no filter.
When money is always on the forefront, family members true colors show
when my mother died me and my sister signed her house and the money in her bank account to our brother because he had looked after her for more than 10 years....we both thought it was the fair thing to do but we were probably the exception
My sisters and I were left to decide who gets what of my mother's belongings after she passed. I'm so thankful that none of us were greedy over anything, or felt entitled to anything. We all worked together to not only keep what mattered to us individually, but to also share and pass down everything else to other loved ones. I could never understand what makes people think or behave this way. Your loved one is gone and you're tarnishing their memory by focusing so much on their money or possessions and how much you didn't get. If anyone is going to act like this man after I'm gone, there's a good chance I wouldn't have left anything to them either.
Sounds like you had good parents.
Alas I had brother who sold house and content without telling me but I have peace of mind
Totally agree. My uncle died left me nothing it never once made me feel bad because he gave everything to other people. He trusted me to take care of his old letters and things like his typewriter and thats an honour. What someone gives you in life is far more important than what they give you in death. I keep telling my aunt to spend her money and not keep it for us to have herself as much comfort as she can afford for her later years because we would rather see her happy now than get anything from her when she's gone.
Officer Byrd is awesome
Part 3 just posted guys!!!
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It is so sad that when someone dies the family becomes like vultures and they're all about the money and what they're going to get it's ridiculous
Shame on any family member that makes everything about money, ESPECIALLY after that person's death. If you live comfortably without her money then get a move on
I’ve worked for financial advisers for a number of years now and it’s shocking how many family members will kick up a stink, in one way or another, when it comes to a deceased family members estate….
💯👍, even if you lived paycheck to paycheck and somehow made it move on plus he and his wife don't ook like they're not hurting for money.
Maybe he didn’t live comfortable
My brother (half) has broadcasted that he “gets everything” after his grandmother dies. It’s sickening. He actually asked our stepmother what he “gets” when our dad dies!!! SERIOUSLY. He no longer speaks to our dad OR me, so I’m making it my goal to ensure he gets NOTHING from my dad OR me.
Lmaooooo the way jj put his wife out is hilarious 😂
The plaintiff and his wife are annoying as heck.
I understand why his sister didn't leave him anything.
It's funny how he shows how unstable he is and proves his cousin right.
I bet he was emotionally abusive to his sister and this cousin was actually there emotionally without any bs while she was dying. You can just see it. Dude has bigtime anger issues.
He was wantg money period.
Dude have you checked the third part of the video? The guy is right to be annoyed. First watch everything and then draw your conclusion.
When they say it isn't about the money, it it ALWAYS ONLY about the money.
I dealt with this bullshit when my dad died. His one sister all of a sudden wanted his furniture. This sister did nothing for her brother. didn’t visit him, didn’t even call him. Acted like he didn’t exist. When he died she decided to get his furniture. His other sister called him everyday and visited she helped out with my dad too. When he died she knew about all the money he had. All of it was left to me. It was originally split between my brother and I but my brother died so my parents had to fix their wills. Anyway the sister who actually spent time and cared for her brother said I don’t want anything let Amy (me) have it. There was one request from my dad that I only half honored. He wanted his ashes split between me, and his two sisters. The good sitter got some of his ashes but his bad sister was such an awful person that I refused to give her any of his ashes and give some of my dad ashes to my kids instead. I kept the rest
Honestly, good for you. :)
As you should 💯
Had the bad sister been fighting with her brother before his death?
You couldn't fully honor a dead man's last wishes because you were in your feelings? SAD!
@@nattydreadlocks1973 Had the sister really wanted the ashes, she would've been in her brother's life
I LOVE when people are like “oh you actually want me to leave?”
You really have to give JJ and Byrd their props for keeping their heads with this lot omg. That guy was clenching his teeth so hard the whole time I was honestly waiting to hear the cracking of teeth and bone. Still, there must’ve been at a few very salient reasons for the decedent to will her property as she did. I have to wonder how kindly they “cared” for the woman that she chose not to recognize them financially in her will Not at all a pleasant situation.
This dudes head is about to explode at any minute
She knew in her heart who really loved her!
Watch part 3
These kinds of disputes at someone's death is very common in my experience.
Yeah, he's definitely emotionally unstable...he doesn't hide it.
@ 2:39 Thomas really is unstable. He looks like he’s about to lose his shit every minute of this.
Dude is unhinged. I wouldn't want to be alone with angry him off camera.
Luckily our family spend all our money before we go so there's naff all to fight over
Money brings out the worst in some people
This guy is still upset today…
Anyone heard the story of how JJ got a renewal of her contract with the network? She and the head of the network at the time went to a restaurant about the renewal of her contract, she wrote a sum on a napkin and handed it over to the head of the network, he took it, and wrote down a different, lower, sum on the napkin and handed it back to JJ. To which she replied "This is not a negotiation."
Ahhaha
She truly is one of a kind
When Byrd took that police report from that lady without even looking at her. He’s so done 😂 JJ saying “shhhh” 37 has me dying! 🤣
The wife kicked out was definitely a Karen! 😂
Part 3 needed urgently!!!!
This part was uploaded 22 mins ago. Calm the hell down! Wow
@@David-cc8xe We're dying over here dude.
@@David-cc8xe I don’t any issue with Rolando’s post.
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WHERE IS IT, ITS AN EMERGENCY I GOT 10 MINUTES TO LIVE!
@Wilsonmanz not my problem
That man has a mean looking mouth and face
" She's Lyingggggg" hahahahha
For goodness sake, don't know why people can't get along when a person sadly passes
No wonder he's mad. He & his wife took care of the sister for whatever length of time, but she left her money to someone who'd never even been in her house. She knew things were missing by pictures she'd received? Wow. That's crazy.
Some people just don't know when to shut up
Wow...the cousin is a taker. I get why he's mad. She knows the system. The fact that she claims someone came in a did all of this then puts in a monetary claim after she becomes trustee. I bet you she either did this herself or someone on her behalf.
He does not care his sister died, he just wants the money.
The bloke was definitely "emotionally unstable" and also very much upset about not getting all the money.
Was it the money or being called a thief?
It was her money! She did what she wanted with it!
$6000 for a used sleep number bed LOL I'd be pissed if I were him too.
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This guy doesn't realize that all his hissy fits and snarky comments are only proving her right.
"It's not about money, it's about what I'm owed "
Damn, he's hostile as hell! I would hate to deal with him in any way!!
We can clearly see he’s emotionally unstable
The defendant acquired $16,000 instead of $6,000 total worth of items as shown in the document?! How? And why would you ever claim stupid stuff like a shower head and draperies? Those are not important items to claim, especially if someone you love passed away. I can see if it was jewelry, a collection of things, something priceless like photos, or expensive artwork. The defendant is literally getting on my nerves, as it is beginning to unfold that she was lurking only to get more money. Her story is starting to not match up.
I can feel the anger of injustice boiling in the Plaintiff’s face! I wonder if his late sister got manipulated in giving her estate away to the defendant.
I am so sorry for what this family has to go to.
Absolutely.
Defendant is a hustler.
You are wrong! The plaintiff is a POS! She wasn't manipulative!
@@ddinottia39 judge judy definitely disagrees with you, so I wonder who's incorrect
You claim it all, no matter what. If it has a monetary value, claim it. Because, you will only receive back the portion of an item value based on condition and age.
Let's say you fell in the tub. Cracked the original porcelain claw tub (originally $6000, and is 25 yrs old), broke your new led steam shower head ($175), and yanked the towel rack off the wall (basic Walmart $10 rack).
Insurance may pay you:
Tub $3000
Showerhead $150
Towel Rack $3
The important it's. To replace is the tub, and if you claim only that and not the other broken items, you only receive $3000. Whereas you claim all actual items broken, you will receive $153 more to go towards a new tub. Which is the important that you'd need right away.
That cousin is a crook! 😮 Her face shows nothing but sadly GREED.😮
He didn’t do himself any favours in his behaviour.
This is sad. Happened to my husbands grandma, once she died 3/4 kids who never spoke to her nor helped her came to her house and took all the jewellery
When minni mouse was told to leave for talking to much she proceeds to say, oh me? Thank you! Thank you, sorry your honor.😂 girl stop talking 😂
Man he’s irritating, no wonder his sister left him nothing.
The plaintiff HATES that defendant. You can tell.
Fighting over 'ded lef' (things left by the dead).......greedy people.
One word. Greedy
Put her out. She’s annoying me. She doesn’t learn. 🤣😂
@jerryneumann6666 hi jerry. I’m well hope you are too.
@jerryneumann6666 bless your heart. prayers up for you. try to stay strong and keep your head up.🌹
The fact that he only looked after her to get some money out of her WOW HOW SICK
He should've been left something by the sister. It's clear that dysfunction runs in all branches of the family. The late sister was ungrateful, selfish and a user.
@@texan903 you gotta be the dude on this show lol that woman is dead quit speaking on her
@@releasethelightwithincyntr6629 Too late. 🤷
@F. Aduke Femi-Babalola or just forget to update the will. As stated by others, situations change, but a lot of people don't come to updating their will, if they thought of making one in the first place.
You're right, she was sick. She probably didn't do the will afterwards!!
Hard disagree with everyone calling the plaintiff mentally unstable. He's obviously hurt by what's happened and I think JJ is about to sniff out some bs about the defendant in pt3.
I can't believe some of you who are coming down hard on this guy. You have no idea what it's like to go through something like this. I'm sure his feelings are hurt that his sister left everything to not one of her siblings but this random cousin. It's not about the money but it's about what that indicates about who that person had valued. So that's one thing, but then this cousin claims that things are gone from this free property she inherited and did nothing to earn and is accusing him of stealing from the property. You are all wrong for blaming him for anything.
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As a trustee for my mom, she’s still alive, I can tell you this job is not easy. Esp when talking about little items (a purse?). I try to keep track of my mom’s valuables, but she gives things away right and left, which she has every right to do. I think it was ridiculous for the woman to make the brother trustee without some compensation. Then, if he’s taking too long to liquidate the estate, the beneficiary can go after him for that. The brother should have denied the trustee position upon her death. He certainly didn’t sign up for this abuse.
oh he’s BEYOND aggravating
This cousin is as shifty as they get. She's like a horror movie villain. You can just sense she manipulated the sick dying cousin into giving her stuff. She's texting the cousin telling her what she would like? That's not a good look at all. Instead she should be texted the cousin asking how she is doing and feeling, and asking her about what's happening to her estate should be irrelevant if you truly love them.
This guy is SOOOO emotionally unstable it’s sad…..He’s ready to explode at any second!!! Cannot contain himself😂
I've seen this crap over and over again. It's really sick what death and the decreased money does.
wow so many conclusions are drawn without having seen the third and last part of the case.
Judge: This isn't about your sister's death, its about the money for you.
Him: No it's about my sister's death.
Judge: (should say) ok then great all stays with your cousin. Done.
Then see his hypocritical face change. Money grabber. Its so disrespectful to contest a will. Let those
who are being rewarded get their prize, and you, who were never there really sit down.
He wasn’t contesting the will. Even at the end of this clip she tells him the landscape is changing in HIS favor
Money is the root of all evil….the Devils currency indeed.
Nobody :
His wife : "You were denied a copy"
Judge Mfn Judy : 🤦"put her out, she's annoying me.. she doesn't learn" 🤣🤣 "Not a free for all, It's an OUT, It's an OUTTY" LMAOO CRYING
Y’all are missing the point of all the money that the cousin got by saying he was fraud when he paid for everything in the house!! I’d be upset too! Cousin didn’t pay for anything but sued for damages on things that belonged to neither of thwm
It doesn't matter. It wasn't his stuff. It was part of an estate.
@@vortex_1336 so you gon easily give up stuff you bought cause it’s in an estate?
@@josephinestafford4466 Well since it's in the estate it isn't yours. If you take it it's stealing.
@@vortex_1336 if you paid for it, it’s yours
@@josephinestafford4466 No. That's not how property works. If you buy something for someone else it now belongs to them. You have no right to the stuff anymore.
it’s always about money
just amid it . nothing wrong with that
Yes - money !!!
jealousy
hate
rears it's head up
and dagger eyes
it's just terrible
tears families apart
anger
jealousy
plaintiff showed by his facials
body language
he was peeved off with his cousin
pretty much inheriting most of the goodies
GET A LIFE OR JOB
MATE
Someone must teach this guy that "less is more" when speaking to a judge. LOL...Who knows when this ran.
Imagine having JJ as your mom, and her not listening to anything. Shusshing you all the time!
How is the plaintiff even employed? Can’t even see him having any friends
Judge Judy is not to be played with ! 😂
He was terrible and it’s clear why the sister left him out
Wow…plaintiff and his wife are showing exactly why they were left out of receiving anything. Imagine how they were outside of court
Need Part 3
I can see right through the cousin she’s very cunning and the brother is so angry because he’s been treated so unfairly. I understand how he feels.
I don't understand every single time someone gets kicked out they don't realize they are getting kicked out. You paid attention long enough to interrupt why stop now? Lol
Wow the guy has a chip on his shoulder
Even if my sister or mother, died without living me anything while i was the one taking care of them, i would'nt give a damn ! The loss is my family, money i can have but if they're gone, there's no coming back 😢
Usually, if you perform unpaid duties for an ill person, you can ask the court to compensate you from that person's estate, before it is distributed to heirs. Something is missing from this story.
He totally did the damages. Look at how he’s acting.
He’s very angry, as I imagine many would be. It’s not the money but the fact that his sister used him. Since she apparently cared so much for the cousin, why didn’t she not ask her to uproot her life and move in? When someone does something of this magnitude for you, it seems as if you would show some appreciation. It is a slap in the face when at a person passes the caregiver finds out that a cousin, who couldn’t be bothered, shows up just in time to cash in.
He's mainly angry that the cousin committed insurance fraud and named him as the culprit. He had to spend money to clear his name. No matter his actions, he kept getting used first as a carer then as a scapegoat.
@@EnDB
I agree and I’d be angry too.
What a bitter man
He is pissed off.
Look at his face while she’s reading the letter😂
Part 3 please!
I unfollowed this channel I hate these short parts. I need full shows I get invested and we have to wait. Screw that I found a better channel.
@@mr.honesty5115 Where lol
@@Unique_n_Devine just type in full Judge Judy episodes & pick your poison. Thank me later cuz ain’t nobody got time for 3 min clips.
$16,000?!?!?!?!, ….. and you didn’t purchase not one thing !!! But your suing for this stuff smh dismiss the whole thing
Many times, the deceased would give someone they don’t like $1.00. This is because people can sue and question the will when they believe they have been “forgotten” for various reasons (dementia, psychological reasons). His sister purposely made him the trustee and didn’t leave him anything. It was definitely on purpose.
man, he is so annoying, no wonder she didn't leave him anything.