You have any evidence that
this computer you bought her
in December was a loan?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: I'd like
to see it.
Well, this doesn't say
it was a loan, sir.
This just says
that it was purchased.
>> It was a verbal...
>> Judge Judy: It was...
Just a second.
>> ...agreement.
>> Judge Judy: It was purchased
December 9, 2015.
>> Your Honor, she was going
to college.
She told me that she need
a laptop to go to college,
and she doesn't have any credit.
Therefore, I bought her
a laptop,
and she was supposed to pay
her payment,
and the agreement...
>> Your Honor, that's not true.
>> ...was that, for 2 years,
she was supposed to...
There was a deal that...
>> Judge Judy: You didn't have
to start to make payments
until July of this year...
>> Right.
>> Judge Judy: ...two years
later.
>> That's true, and she did not
make any payment on this laptop.
>> Your Honor, I was not to make
any payments on the laptop.
He...
>> Judge Judy: I believe you.
I believe you, that he gave you
a Christmas present.
He bought you a laptop.
What's next?
>> It's not true.
>> Judge Judy: What's next?
>> Next is I gave her
a credit card on her name.
The limit was only $200.
She was supposed to spend
only $200.
She was supposed
to pay through her bank account.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
So she was supposed to pay.
She says the limit was $200.
It was sort of
like an allowance.
>> Right.
>> Yes, Your Honor.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
So she could spend up to $200.
I know.
I have children, grandchildren.
I...
Did she overspend the $200?
>> No.
She took my bank account
information
and placed in her account,
so the money was going through
my bank to pay her credit card.
>> Your Honor, I did not do
that.
>> Judge Judy: Just a second.
Did she overspend the $200?
>> She did overspend the 200.
>> Judge Judy: Just show me that
she overspent the $200.
In what amount did she...
Don't give me all those papers.
I'm 75 years old.
Just tell me
how much she overspent the $200.
>> Your Honor, just in October,
she spent more than
$1,000 on the account.
>> Judge Judy: In October?
>> Your Honor, that's not true.
There was still a credit limit.
The credit card has a $2,000
credit limit.
>> Judge Judy: That's...
Just a second!
I don't care what
the credit limit is!
You just told me
that he told you
you could spend $200 a month.
>> Mm-hmm.
>> Judge Judy:
Did you spend $1,000 in October?
>> No, I did not.
>> Judge Judy: No?
>> No.
>> Judge Judy:
Now you can show...
Just October's bills,
show me October.
Be very careful
that you don't lie to me.
Do you understand?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: Did you spend
more than $200 in October?
>> I don't think it was
over $200.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
>> Your Honor, I can check.
These are two, September,
October.
>> Judge Judy:
You don't expect me
to go through this.
This is hers, right?
>> This is what she's paying.
This is all hers.
>> Judge Judy:
This says $1,653.09.
>> No.
That's the balance.
>> Judge Judy: That's what?
>> No.
That's not true.
>> That should be the balance.
Those are not just my charges.
Those must be his, too.
>> No.
There is no charges.
>> Judge Judy: No.
It's only yours.
>> She has separate account.
>> Judge Judy:
This is only yours.
>> This is all Marrisa's.
>> Judge Judy:
This is only yours.
Your first name
is Marrisa, right?
>> Yes.
But those must be from...
>> Judge Judy:
This is only yours.
>> Those must be, like,
combined
because the credit card...
>> No.
There is no combined.
>> ...has a balance.
>> I have a separate account.
>> Judge Judy: Just a second.
You overspent in every month,
more than $200
in every month,
August, September, overspent.
October, you're overspent.
Somebody gives you...Listen.
Somebody gives you an allowance,
if your parent gives you
an allowance
and you overspend the allowance,
well, sometimes,
parents says, "That's fine.
You know, don't do it again,"
but this nonparent gave you
a credit card and spent $200.
Then you stopped talking to him?
All right.
She could have spent during
those months $800,
$200 for the 4 months.
She actually spent a lot more.
She spent 2,233 in those months.
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: So you're owed
$1,433.
Judgment for the plaintiff.
We're done.
>> Byrd: Parties are excused.
You may step out.
>> Your Honor,
what about the laptop?
>> Judge Judy: I just told you.
That was a nice
Christmas present 2 years ago.
We're done.
>> Byrd: Parties are excused.
You may step out.
>> I think it was fair.
I think that she was able
to get a lot of his lies...
>> She took advantage because
she put my bank account...
>> ...and a lot of things
that he was creating because
a lot of it was not true.
>> ...in her credit card,
and she paid all her bills
through my bank account.
>> No.
He's a thief,
and he's a bad person.
>> Well, I really want her to be
a better person in her life.
>> I just want him to stay away
from my mom and my family,
and I hope
that he doesn't pursue
anyone else that's younger.
>> I love her.
I will always love her,
but I really want her
to straighten up