my whole job easier.
Tell me what she did to your car
when she got to the house.
>> She took a metal lawn chair
and started beating my doors,
and she actually had kicked in
my driver's passenger door
and fell over.
>> Judge Judy: You have a
picture?
>> Yeah, multiple pictures.
>> Judge Judy: I'd like to see
it, please.
>> And she took out a couple
windows in our house, also.
>> Judge Judy: I see it.
>> Yeah, one of the windows
being a big bay window that --
>> Judge Judy: I'd take her back
to court and let her have
supervised visitation if that's
her temper.
>> I didn't break the windows.
>> Judge Judy: I'd take her back
to court and let her have
supervised visitation
because if a man did that --
>> He'd lose custody.
>> Judge Judy: If a man did
that, there would be no question
that a family-court judge
would say, "Somebody
with that kind of anger" --
>> My son was crying
in the house.
>> Judge Judy: I'm speaking.
"With that kind of anger problem
should not be left unsupervised
with a child."
And just because it happens
to wear a skirt occasionally...
doesn't mean
that the same mind-set
shouldn't work for you.
That's outrageous! Outrageous!
>> I didn't do it.
>> Judge Judy: Your conduct --
Yes, you did.
Your conduct is outrageous!
Your motivation is outrageous!
>> My son was crying
in the house.
>> Judge Judy: I want to tell
you something.
>> I banged on the door,
and that was it -- no damage.
>> Judge Judy: I know exactly
who you are.
>> And he ripped me out the car
and left marks on me.
>> Judge Judy: I know exactly
who you are.
The first place that you went
was not to his house,
where he invited you.
He said, "I could understand
that you're concerned.
I'm not letting you have him
for this whole week
and then the weekend because
that's why I took you to court
so that you would understand
that he has two equal parents,
a mother and a father.
And just because
you're his mother,
you have no greater rights
to him to set a standard,
to take care of him
if he's sick,
no greater rights than I do."
And so when he said no,
it irritated you.
I guarantee you, you also went
to his job on Wednesday.
>> No.
>> Judge Judy: I guarantee
you also went to his job
on Wednesday,
and you went back on Thursday.
And you didn't
find him on Thursday.
And now he's annoyed
because he's getting calls
from his job that you're there.
>> All he had to do was let me
see that he was okay.
He was crying
in the house for his mother.
>> Judge Judy: He has no
obligation for that!
He wouldn't be crying for
his mother if you weren't acting
like a moron outside the door!
>> I didn't do anything.
I didn't break the windows.
>> Judge Judy: Yes, you did.
>> Your Honor...
>> Judge Judy: Oh, yes, you did.
>> ...he was crying in the house
because his mother was breaking
out windows and was scared.
>> And the damage to the car
was caused from you throwing me
against her car, so...
>> Judge Judy: Who is this?
>> Her, Your Honor.
>> Judge Judy: At the car.
>> Yeah.
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: At the car.
>> We also have an audio clip.
>> Judge Judy: At the car.
Pictures!
>> I didn't do it.
>> Judge Judy: Somebody else?
Maybe it was her?
>> I didn't --
>> Your Honor, we also
have an audio clip of her --
>> Judge Judy: I don't need an
audio tape.
I don't need an audio tape.
You filed a claim
originally for $2,250.
You reduced the claim to $1,250.
Is that what you did?
Tell me why.
>> I actually didn't get
the chance
to amend it for more than that.
>> Judge Judy: So I got it.
Judgment for the plaintiff
in the total amount requested,
which is $1,250.
I would have granted you more.
Her conduct is outrageous,
and I want to tell you
something.
I would document this,
and I would take it back
to the family court.
And I would say,
"This is what I'm dealing with.
You may not want to do anything
about it now.
You may not do anything
about it now,
but my son is living with
somebody
that has this kind of temper.
And if it were me
who had this kind of temper
and committed these kinds
of acts of vandalism
for no reason,
you would take away my custody."
>> Right. Right.
>> Judge Judy: That's what would
happen.
>> Right.
>> Judge Judy: Judgment for the
plaintiff.
We're done!
>> Byrd: Parties are excused.
You may step out.
>> I was the concerned mother
for my child.
>> Hope she doesn't ever
do it again.
>> I heard my child crying
in the house,
and all I wanted to do
was see him.
>> He was screaming because
there's somebody
attacking our house.
>> I was just --
No, I didn't do it.