Chrissy's Court (2020)

Someone has to face the music for a damaged speaker. Can Chrissy and expert witness John Legend create harmony in her court?

Ex-lovers are arguing over contractual car payments. And it’s driving them both crazy. Can Chrissy keep calm and rule?

Lovers come to court over a Lizzo sweater gifting mishap. Can Chrissy help a relationship that's hanging on by a thread?

Friends helping friends. An unpaid loan. And a rap battle. Can Chrissy and a guest musical expert make sense of this sizzling case?

Siblings may borrow and steal. But teasing over Tupperware brings these sisters to court. Will Chriss decide it's just family drama?

A bf caught cheating. A canceled b-day trip. And now Tiffany wants a refund. Chriss rules on money and matters of the heart.

A catfight and towed cars. It's chaos in Chrissy's courtroom. But she won't let anyone get scratched (again).

A borrowed car. An empty gas tank. And a $30 lawsuit? Will witnesses help the case? Or will things spiral out of the courtroom control

A violent fight. A broken camera. And a trip to Six Flags. Which ex should pay for the damage? Tears fall today in Chrissy's court.

Cassie borrows her bestie's car and drives to a concert out of state. Will Chrissy make her pay up for those miles?

Besties and money don't mix. Chrissy intervenes on matters of friends loaning out cash.

Does sex count as currency when exes are owed money? Chrissy tackles the issue of frisky financial complications.

A tenant wants to be reimbursed for a pricey plumbing bill.

A partygoer breaks a table and may have to buy it.

An alleged kiss leads to a thrown object.

Fallon wants to be reimbursed for a trip to Egypt.

Robbie gives his friend money to invest in cryptocurrency.

Hecklina wants to be reimbursed for four dresses.

A publicist sues a restaurateur for PR services.

Bandmates get into a disagreement over studio space.

A man sues over a cancelled trip and a dress.

A woman hits it big on a slot machine using borrowed money.

Amika "Sweetpea" Berger claims officiant Brea Stokes cursed her wedding -- and marriage -- with bad energy and worse behavior; Brea says that between Sweetpea's "Bridezilla" vibes and disorganization, the whole wedding was a fiasco.

James "Duke" Ballard sues his friend, Aisha Murphy, for $100 after she allegedly lost his designer pen at a bar; Aisha says she returned the pen to Duke years ago and can't believe it's come to this.

Reality TV star Richard Hatch ("Survivor") sues his longtime neighbor for backing into a stone pillar in his driveway and doing a shoddy job on the repairs; neighbor Todd says the wall is fixed, and he doesn't owe Richard anything.

Antavia Haynes sues hairstylist Brittney Parker for sipping on Hennessey while she worked, leaving Antavia with a botched weave and a burned scalp; Brittney says she wasn't that drunk.

Kayla Miller sues Lashay Chapman for the cost of an Airbnb stay because they were kicked out after Lashay's uninvited guests started a brawl in front of the house.

Heather Westbrook sues her ex-partner, Clint Stout, for the cost of a collectible Wonder Woman doll that "went missing" when they broke up; Clint says Heather should've taken the doll with her when she moved out.

Alyssa Ierna sues her roommate, Dan Woods, for the destruction of her beloved porcelain doll collection during a prank gone awry; Dan blames one of Alyssa's five cats for the wreckage.

Manager Tiffany Stiger sues her former client, Rapper SoCal Barbie, for the cost of a promotional photoshoot; Barbie claims Tiffany didn't do enough to earn her commission, so she doesn't owe Tiffany a dime.

Stara Payne thinks she and her ex-partner, Ryan Bluntach, are building a future together, and she pours labor and money into renovating Ryan's property, only to be kicked out after the repairs are done.

Deborah Ganoe sues her former friend, Linda, over a girls trip to Las Vegas that went wrong; Linda says she has pictures to prove that Deborah had a great time, so she's not "Ganoe" pay off that debt.