>> Judge Judy: Mr. Dickerson,
you bought a car,
put it in your sister's name.
This is your sister.
>> Yes, miss.
>> Judge Judy: Who paid
for the car?
>> I did.
>> Judge Judy: If you paid
for the car,
were you making a gift
to your sister of the car?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: And why were you
making a gift
to your sister of the car?
>> So my dad can be ran
from point A to point C.
So that's what I was doing.
>> Judge Judy: Well,
but the car's kept in your name.
So if you were making a gift
to your sister,
why didn't you give her the car
and put the car in her name?
>> Well, she wasn't around
at the time.
>> Judge Judy: What do you mean
she wasn't around at the time?
>> She wasn't around at the time
when I went
and purchased a vehicle.
>> Judge Judy: Well,
that's okay. That's okay.
>> So I just wanted to put it
into my name at the time.
And then when we found her,
then we was gonna do
the transfer and switch
everything into her name
when we found her.
>> Judge Judy: [ Laughs ]
You think
I'm buyin' this story?
I'm not buyin' this story
at all so far.
>> Yeah, I bought the vehicle.
>> Judge Judy: Oh, I know
you bought the vehicle.
And the vehicle is in your name.
>> Correct.
>> Judge Judy: And she drives
the vehicle.
And she got parking tickets.
>> Correct.
>> Judge Judy: When she got
the car.
Okay, you want the car back?
>> No, miss.
>> Judge Judy: Well, uh, because
this car's
still in your name, right?
>> Correct.
>> Judge Judy: Right?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: So you just
get a marshal
and you go and get the car.
>> Correct.
>> Judge Judy: If it's your car.
>> Correct.
>> Judge Judy: But your sister's
gonna tell me another reason
that you didn't put the car
in your sister's name.
Do you have a driver's license?
>> I have a driver's license.
[ Gavel bangs ]
>> Judge Judy: Why didn't he put
the car in your name?
>> Because he -- it's his car.
He's not trying
to give it to me.
>> Judge Judy: Oh, fine.
Then that's very easy.
Then you were driving the car.
>> Yes, I was chaffeuring
my dad around, mm-hmm.
>> Judge Judy: Good.
And you got tickets.
>> Yes, I did.
>> Judge Judy: While you
were driving.
>> I got one ticket.
[ Gavel bangs ]
>> Judge Judy: You got a ticket.
So you have to pay for it.
>> Right.
>> Judge Judy: Right.
Why didn't you pay for it?
>> I went to court
for that ticket.
It's right here.
I got proof. It got threw out.
>> Judge Judy: It got
thrown out.
>> It got thrown out.
>> Judge Judy: I'd like
to see it.
>> No.
>> Judge Judy: 'Cause that's
his lawsuit.
February 9, 2015,
"cell phone use while driving."
Is that the ticket that --
>> No, miss.
>> Judge Judy: No, this is "No,
Your Honor."
>> No, Your Honor, I'm sorry.
>> Judge Judy: Very good.
So if that's not the ticket
that you're talking about --
>> That's the only ticket
that I got.
>> Judge Judy: This was
a cellphone use
and motor vehicle without --
>> Here's all the tickets
were collected.
>> Judge Judy: Operated without
insurance was dismissed.
>> This was alliance
one with the corrections.
And then the tickets
are right here.
I'm so sorry.
>> Judge Judy: Great.
>> This is all the information
for the tickets.
>> Can I say something?
>> Judge Judy: No.
>> Okay.
>> Judge Judy: Well, these are
different tickets.
>> Right. They were not mine.
Everybody else drive that truck,
my -- his twin brother,
my daughter.
Everybody has drove that truck.
And they still drive it.
I'm not the only one that drives
that truck.
So that's not my tickets.
>> Judge Judy: Okay, well,
just a second.
Just a second.
>> Mm-hmm.
>> Judge Judy: Hold on.
So other people use the vehicle.
>> Yes, correct.
>> Judge Judy: I am going to
suggest to you, Mr. Dickerson,
that unless you can prove to me
that she has sole
custody of this
and nobody else
is permitted to drive it,
since the car's in your name
and what she says is --
>> These -- sorry, these tickets
are photo enhancement tickets.
A officer's not there
at present at all.
>> Judge Judy: Oh, do you have
her driving?
>> To -- to take pictures
of them.
>> Judge Judy: Are you have --
do you have --
>> Because she's the only
licensed driver to drive
the vehicle at the time.
My dad can't drive.
He only has one foot.
>> Judge Judy: No,
that's not what she's saying.
She's not saying
your dad drives.
She says that there are
other people that drive the --
>> There's other people
that live in the home.
>> Judge Judy: There are
other people that --
>> That's a lie, Your Honor.
>> Judge Judy: They don't have
to live
in the home to drive the car.
They --
What I'm going to suggest
to you is take the car back.
Do you understand?
What kind of car did you buy?
>> It was a '99 Chevrolet Tahoe.
>> Judge Judy: Great.
And you still drive it?
>> No. I have my own vehicle.
>> Judge Judy: Just where is
the car now?
>> The vehicle's still
at the house where she lives at.
>> Judge Judy: Get it.
>> It's out of my name.
We just --
>> Judge Judy: Well, whose name
is it in?
>> The ticket --
>> My dad's.
>> It's in my dad's name
and her at the time
when these tickets was printed.
>> Judge Judy:
Oh, just a second.
So at the time that these --
>> Yes, miss.
They was already out of my name.
>> Judge Judy: So it's out
of your name. Great.
>> And it never was in my name.
>> Judge Judy: Great, great.
>> Yeah, but they're coming
back to me.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
You have a counterclaim
that he filed a false
Child Protective Services.
>> Yes, yes.
>> Judge Judy: Against you?
I got 30 seconds before lunch.
>> Okay.
[ Laughter ]
>> Judge Judy: Go ahead.
>> Okay, well, he had --
These are all the officers
that I took cards for coming
to my house every night,
waking me and my children up,
statin' they had
to check on my kids
'cause I was falsely
neglecting my kids.
He was, um, the CPS worker.
I have proof that the cases
are closed.
>> Judge Judy: Just a second.
All I want to know is what proof
do you have that --
>> Okay, well, he did this
because of the ticket.
>> Judge Judy: Shh.
Just a second.
>> Okay.
>> Judge Judy: First thing
you have to show me is proof
that he called Child
Protective Services.
>> Well, I don't have proof
that he did it.
>> Judge Judy: Well, that's
all I need.
That's what I need
for your counterclaim,
proof that he called Child
Protective Services.
Judgment for the plaintiff
in the amount
of $498 for the tickets.
Counterclaim is dismissed.
>> Thank you, Your Honor.
>> Judge Judy: This is lunch.
>> Thank you, Your Honor.