>> Judge Judy: It is everything
that you'd need if you had paid
him for the work that he did.
>> I did.
>> Judge Judy: You didn't tell
me that you did.
You said in total you
gave him $1,000,
and you saw him paying
that money to other people
that he brought to help.
>> On occasion,
he'd bring somebody else,
and he'd give them $20 or $40.
>> Judge Judy: On how many
occasions?
>> Just maybe four, five.
>> Judge Judy: Four what?
>> Four or five times
he brought the kid that's here.
>> Judge Judy: Four or five
times, I thought he only worked
two days?
>> No, no, no, no.
He was supposed to only work
three days, and it ended up
being three months.
And I still have most of
my stuff in my mom's yard
that got taken away
hen my dad died
because he didn't do the job
that he was supposed to do,
that I hired him to do.
He told us,
"$10 an hour, a couple guys,
we'll knock this out
in three days."
>> Judge Judy: She is going to
give you the title to the car.
You can go get the Jeep.
>> Thank you.
>> Judge Judy: Then you've
been paid.
Do you understand?
>> Yes, Your Honor.
>> Judge Judy: Great.
Then the Jeep
is out of your hair.
You no longer
have a problem with it.
But that requires
you to get the title
and sign it over to him.
>> Okay.
>> Judge Judy: If you don't,
it's gonna remain your problem.
>> Right.
>> Judge Judy: It's gonna remain
your problem because I'm
dismissing his counterclaim
for the car without prejudice,
because you say
that you're going to do that.
But if you don't, he has
the ability to come back here
and sue you for $2,400,
for the amount
that you had to pay him
to move your father's stuff.
the car, the rental car?
>> My boyfriend did.
>> Judge Judy: And who gave him
permission to drive the
rental car?
>> She actually handed him
the keys the day we left,
the last day that we left.
>> Judge Judy: On what date?
>> We had gotten the car the day
before she was supposed to move
out -- or not gotten the car,
she had given my boyfriend the
keys the day before she was
supposed to move out
of the house.
>> Judge Judy: She gave
him the keys?
>> Yes.
He had them, and he drove.
>> Judge Judy: Now, the car was
impounded why?
>> He was on the run,
and we were driving
from the police.
>> Judge Judy: So it was a
police chase?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: For what?
>> He was on the run.
I really don't know why.
He never told me why.
>> Judge Judy: Is he
in prison now?
>> Yes, he is.
>> Judge Judy: Since when?
>> Since August 11th.
>> Judge Judy: And was that the
day she handed him the keys?
>> No.
>> Judge Judy: When did she hand
him the keys?
>> She handed him the keys
two days before that,
so he can come up the hill.
>> Judge Judy: What do you mean,
"come up the hill"?
What does that mean?
>> We were down in where
her dad lives.
We were staying with her.
We had moved in with her for
three weeks to help her move.
>> Judge Judy: Who moved in
with her?
>> Me and my boyfriend had moved
in with her.
>> Judge Judy: Just the
two of you?
Not your father?
>> Yes. No.
>> Judge Judy: And what were you
doing during that three-week
period of time?
>> We were helping her move.
I was cleaning her house
and all that.
>> Judge Judy: Did she ever give
you any money?
>> She had given me money.
>> Judge Judy: How much?
>> She gave me money for food,
and I got to keep the change.
She gave me $100-bill for food,
and I had to buy food for her,
her boyfriend,
and whoever else was there.
>> Judge Judy: Money,
from the moving.
>> So, she didn't pay me --
I didn't get any money moving.
>> Judge Judy: What about your
boyfriend?
>> He didn't get anything,
either.
He was promised the car.
He was the one promised the car.
>> Judge Judy: Which car?
>> The Camry.
>> No.
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: Well, doesn't
matter.
It doesn't matter
because he's in jail now anyway.
>> Yeah.
>> Right.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
And, for the three weeks
that you lived with her,
how many days
would you guesstimate
that you were involved in this
moving and sorting stuff?
>> We did it every day.
>> Hours.
>> Judge Judy: Try to create a
picture.
>> From when I woke up
to when I would go to bed is
when we would be doing it.
>> Judge Judy: Would you create
a picture for me?
What kind of stuff was there?
>> They said that they were
trying to start a thrift store.
That's why they had
everything there.
It was a bunch of toys -- stuff
that didn't even look like it
had anything to do with them.
There was toys,
old stuff, new stuff.
There was just boxes everywhere.
I didn't even look through the
boxes, so I don't know
what was in there, but there was
a lot of furniture.
>> Judge Judy: What, sir?
>> Yeah.
I have kind of a drawing
that I did of how much stuff
they had around the house.
>> Judge Judy: Don't tell me
you're drawing things.
I'll take a look at a picture.
>> There were literally trails.
We had trails through everything
through the backyard.
>> Oh, my god.
>> There was trails...
>> You are a liar.
>> ...there was so much stuff.
>>
what the countersuit is.
The countersuit is for the title
to the Jeep,
which you're gonna get,
because they're going to sign it
over to you.
She also needs to give Brittney
the Camry.
Well, Brittney I like very much
because I think
she's the only one here
who tells the truth.
>> That's what I thought too,
Your Honor.
>> Judge Judy: I'm speaking.
I'm speaking.
>> I'm sorry.
>> Judge Judy: Because she said
the Camry was never promised
to her, the Camry was promised
to her boyfriend.
Right?
>> That's a lie too.
>> That's not true, Your Honor.
>> Judge Judy: Your complaint
is dismissed, madam.
Sign the title over to him,
and then we're done, finished.
Good-bye.
>> Wait!
>> Thank you.
>> Byrd: Parties are excused.
You may step out.
>> Are you kidding me?