a whole lot of allegations here
between the two of you,
who were a couple
for a long time.
You're no longer a couple,
and now, all of a sudden,
there's a lot of money
that is claimed owed to you,
and property,
and the defendant
has her own claim against you
for filing a false restraining
order, for some legal fees
and return of property.
Mr. Davis, I know guys
usually don't know
these facts precisely,
but do you remember when you and
Ms. Alexander became a couple?
Month and year.
>> It was probably 2015.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
I knew where I was going.
When did you and Mr. David
become a couple, Ms. Alexander?
>> July 2013.
>> Judge Judy: And when did
the two of you move in together?
>> We actually move in together
May 2016.
>> Judge Judy:
Did you move into your house,
his house or a new place?
>> I moved into his home.
>> Judge Judy: And when did
the two of you separate?
>> December 18, 2016.
>> That's not true.
>> Judge Judy: Well, so you
didn't know when you started.
>> No, not true.
>> Judge Judy:
When did you separate?
>> We were separated was
in December 2016.
>> Judge Judy:
So what's not true?
>> We didn't move together.
>> Judge Judy: You never moved
in together in May of 2016?
>> No.
>> Judge Judy:
Did she stay at your home?
>> Well, she never did really
stay with me
because she always went home.
She would stay two or three
days.
>> Judge Judy: When did she stop
staying two or three days,
Mr. Davis?
>> In...
>> Judge Judy:
December 18, 2016.
>> 2016.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
Now, during the time you were
a couple, did you or did
you not give her a credit card?
>> Yes, I did.
>> Judge Judy: Did you?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy:
What kind of credit card?
>> I gave her a Bank of America.
>> Judge Judy:
And she got a second card
because you had your card
from Bank of America,
so she got a second card,
or you gave her
the primary card?
>> I gave her a second card.
>> Judge Judy:
That's what I said,
so don't look at me confused.
Don't think of where I'm going,
Mr. Davis.
You will never get there
before I get there.
Do you understand?
>> You're right.
>> Judge Judy:
You'll never get there.
So you made her
a second cardholder
on your Bank of America card.
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: On what date,
month and year?
>> 2015, in November.
>> Judge Judy: So in November,
according to you, of 2015,
you were enough of a couple
to give her your credit card.
Correct?
>> Correct.
>> Judge Judy:
Now, the first thing that
you're suing her for are some
unauthorized
expenses on your credit card.
>> Correct.
>> Judge Judy:
And there was never
any agreement with her
where she could charge
certain things
and then pay them off
on your credit card
because you don't even
allege that in your complaint.
>> Correct.
>> Judge Judy: So she says,
and you agree,
that you separated
on December 18, 2016.
I would like to see the bill,
then,
which would be January 2017,
to show me what she purchased
on your card
after you two separated.
>> That's not what
I'm suing for.
>> Judge Judy: I don't care
what you're suing for.
What you're suing for,
I'm not going to give you.
You gave her
a credit card for her use.
>> Correct.
>> Judge Judy: She used it.
For my purposes,
I am only interested in
any purchases she made
that she would know
were not authorized
after the two of you separated.
>> Well, I don't have
that right now.
I don't have that.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
Now is the time.
>> Well, what she did was
she went online
and changed the credit cards
where the mailing address
wasn't coming to me no more,
and I wasn't aware
that she was charging it.
>> I can't do that.
I don't have access.
>> Judge Judy: Just a second.
Just a second.
You're supposed to be aware.
If you give somebody
your credit card,
and you are sleeping with them,
you're supposed to be aware
of what they're doing
with your credit card.
The only thing
I'm interested in...
>> Okay.
Well, I don't have that.
>> Judge Judy: ...are charges
that she made
after December 18th.
And if you don't have it,
you don't have it.
All right.
>> Okay.
>> Judge Judy: So the next thing
you want are your legal fees
for dealing
with this credit card.
That, also, you're not going
to get because
you don't have any evidence
to show me
that she did anything that was
in an unauthorized nature
with your credit card.
Okay.
Now, you want certain
property back.
Oy.
You want an old air conditioner
back.
When did you give her
the old air conditioner?
>> August the 6th, '16.
>> Judge Judy:
Now, in what state do you live?
>> Missouri.
>> Judge Judy: Missouri.
If I know anything
about geography,
Missouri starts
to get cold in what month?
>> Around November.
>> Judge Judy: So you didn't get
the air conditioner back
from her in November,
November 1,
2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,
11, 12, 13 through 30.
You didn't get the air
conditioner back
from her in December
when it was already
freezing in Missouri.
>> I...
>> Judge Judy: December 1, 2, 3,
4, 5, 6, 7, 8,
9, all through the 18th.
Now you want it back.
>> Well, January the 3rd,
I had surgery on my foot.
>> Judge Judy: I'm not talking
about January the 3rd.
I'm talking about you gave her
the air conditioner because
hers broke down in August.
Nothing happened in September.
You didn't need any
air conditioning anymore
in Missouri.
October, you didn't need any air
conditioning in Missouri.
November, you didn't need
any air conditioning,
but you didn't take it back
from her if it was a loan.
>> Well, that was
the understanding...
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
>> ...that she was going
to keep it in her garage
until I can get it.
>> Judge Judy: All right.
Now, the