A Bedroom Blunder

The plaintiff alleges that the defendant, her former landlord, barged in on her one day and spun her around so hard that she now suffers from a disease called “tremor.” He’s refusing to return her security deposit, so she’s suing for triple damages. The defendant says he used the deposit for unpaid rent. He claims the plaintiff is blinded by greed.
case 29-346

[@artistjoh]

This woman appears to have tremors when she is trying to demonstrate that she has tremors and yet she appears to have no tremors when she forgets about her hands.

[@chrisd2170]

I noticed that too. She wasn’t shaking until she was explaining her “illness” to the Judge and seconds later there was no more shaking. Hmmmmm.

[@pseudobean3827]

It could actually indicate Parkinson's. If I recall correctly, Parkinson's can cause tremors, but those tremors go away if you give those muscles a task, such as holding a pencil or papers.

[@LunchMeatTrump]

I went back and watched it again after reading this comment, and she literally does not have a single hand shake until she talks about having tremors.

[@artistjoh]

@@pseudobean3827 That is true, however the tremors would return once the task is no longer being done. In this case the tremors never return no matter what the hand is, or is not, doing. There is also the issue that the demonstrated tremors had the appearance of controlled movements rather than involuntary ones. Of course it is possible that real tremors do exist, but they are too subtle to “look obvious”, and that the woman is exaggerating them to look good for the judge. The limited nature of her “medical evidence” plus her generally slowish demeanour suggests that she might have some form of progressive degenerative disease but she was totally unable to link it to a claimed “spin around” and that whatever “tremors” we were seeing were highly likely to be concocted for effect in the case. The judge’s body language suggested that while she was going to be sympathetic until she saw actual evidence of fraud, that she wasn’t fully buying the reality of the tremors she was being presented with.

[@rinl.6924]

Do you think that is why they included her using a tissue at the start of the video (with the voice over introducing them)? She showed no shakiness and the ability to use fine motor skills.

[@franklesser5655]

The plaintiff seems to be a professional victim, and a little off, sanity-wise.

[@franciehartsog7947]

Maybe on too many pills? Slurred speech.

[@andreab2122]

A little off?.....many screws loose there

[@getin3949]

@@andreab2122 You know nothing about Essential Tremor then my dear. It isn't nice to judge if you aren't familiar with the disease.

[@ramonridriguez8625]

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[@jff1813]

That's for sure, always looking for an angle and a free ride.

[@Clobberg]

Claims to have tremors yet flips through paper without the slightest shake. What a fake.

[@clydecarrick6570]

Money grab..I'm pretty sure that whole family's been scamming the system. I like how they danced around drug addiction. She let that one slip out and then pretended like it didn't.

[@tytaylor8762]

It's amazing she didn't have any hand tremors for most of the court case until she felt it was necessary for the judge to see. People like this who waste the court's time and the person they are suing should have to pay a fine that covers the judge's and defendant's time that could have been used for something important

[@mclaybry]

It's so disgusting to see someone try to blame "restless leg syndrome and tremors" on a former landlord as a way of getting money. Purely a scam. If he really did assault her- with witnesses- I agree with Harvey it would be a whole different lawsuit, but this was just frivolous. We need to start charging plaintiffs for court fees and time when they file stupid lawsuits that clog up our legal system. Do your research. Get on the internet and see if you have an actual case.

[@libertyg5136]

The person with a real disability didn't even use it. The fact that he's in a wheelchair means she wouldn't have likely been that close and he'd have a hard time using excessive force.

[@JamieM470]

Tremors and slurred speech are clear signs of a neurological disorder, and it's usually genetic. Restless leg syndrome is also usually genetic, or it can be caused by levels of iron or dopamine in the brain. Neither of these can be caused by someone pushing your arm. Agreed. Very bad attempt to scam the landlord.

[@LunchMeatTrump]

Literally 0 hand shakes until the judge asks her what is wrong...

[@libby26]

As person who does have actually have tremors which mean is essential tremors and restless syndrome is disgusting that the plaintiff used those things make money

[@alrightyru]

She might be on lithium, it causes tremors

[@Alana.A.]

Those hands didn't start shaking until it was time to plead her case about the tremors. 😂😂😂

[@libertyg5136]

And then immediately stopped. No work ethic.

[@Jeustar]

She picked up paper move something out of the way after and not one tremor....my my

[@moparmadness0180]

Noticed as well 😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@rubydavis6627]

Exactly!!!! Yes, I noticed that too.

[@elvickRULES]

Prior to that she has more steady hands than I do lmao

[@tessaanne1205]

Whenever someone says "I have the evidence right here" you know nothing on that piece of paper will prove the case.

[@LunchMeatTrump]

Wdym? People have great examples of evidence on this show. Just because some idiots show up unprepared, does not mean this show does not prove what is acceptable and what is not in court. There have been many cases where I have thought ''damn, if I ever have to go to court, I seriously hope I am as prepared as this person was!''.

[@Di_777]

😂

[@ginger7344]

People who get off on being a victim are ridiculous. She lives to give a sob story.

[@derinaries]

My sister is the same way and it is so annoying. Perpetual victims.

[@blondesense1708]

@@derinaries It is so annoying. My dad is the same way. If you have a cold, he has pneumonia, if you lost a loved one, he lost a closer loved one and is constantly suing people. I don’t get those people, I hate pity.

[@LunchMeatTrump]

@@blondesense1708 People like that are the worst! Especially when you accomplish something you personally feel is amazing in your life, only for that kind of person to try and outshine you in your moment.

[@drlove8049]

I agree

[@drlove8049]

Seems like nice guy but not falling for the shenanigans 🤪

[@AP-uo7sp]

If this was a Judge Judy case, she would've asked the plaintiff if she had a drug addiction🤷

[@kenyettaready]

Judge mathis would've definitely called her a crackhead

[@s_1408]

Judge Judy wouldn't put up with this "ridiculous"!!

[@FrazJJ]

Mathis too

[@sebastianabsolution655]

that's why i call this circus court because milian accepts any an all afflictions w/ the litigants in any facet. 🥴🥴

[@rinl.6924]

I don't think Millian handled this incorrectly. She heard her case and showed some sympathy but she she didn't bite at his alleged 'pushing' was the cause. But at the end of the day... the law is the law. IF she actually has ETD Mathis wouldnt be in the right to call her a 'crackhead' (shaky speech pattern is part of ETD) - I think Judge Judy would just not entertain her disability and would call it Bologney. Then focus on what the law is.

[@tricetaylor7918]

I bet the sister's death was drug related. The way they danced around the question, but she could answer everything else. 🙄

[@atlantic2233]

Plaintiff herself has meth teeth.

[@denabee5232]

Good point. Apparently the plaintiff didn't even know the cause of death. She said it was sepsis and sister chimed in and said she tore off her oxygen mask.... Those are totally different scenarios.

[@PrePre_]

@2:47 You hear the plaintiff mention drugs, too.

[@Catloudan]

100%

[@melosidhe779]

I'm no doctor, but I'm pretty sure she'd have to have had some pretty serious head trauma to cause a neurological condition like that. I very much doubt that being pushed aside caused her problems.

[@LunchMeatTrump]

What problems? Her hands literally only shake after the judge asks her what is wrong. Re-watch the video and you will see her sit perfectly still, handle papers, hand papers to the bailiff and be perfectly fine until she realizes someone is looking. That is what you call a lifelong victim, someone who only lives to cause problems, none of which are her own.

[@jdavis5435]

@@LunchMeatTrump I seen that too. I have Multiple Sclerosis, tremors go along with it. This lady is full of it!

[@moniqueengleman873]

No, you are not a doctor....so why just guess? Neurological assessments are multilayered.

[@LunchMeatTrump]

@@moniqueengleman873 You don't have to be a doctor to point out basic observations. You can watch the video and clearly see that she has no issue handling papers or speaking. She only has the issues when she is claiming she has the issues. Most people know these videos are heavily edited and a vast majority of the cases are literally just actors. It is fun to learn about the law from these videos, because sadly this is likely what you should expect in an American court.

[@behindthelinewithchefbiz870]

She got herself into character real fast 😂😂😂😂

[@Lauren-ts1ow]

😂😂

[@noalei]

@Charles Kelp Her hands didn't start trembling until the judge got to the part of her case involving the tremors.

[@jennross6466]

@@noalei Watch from the beginning, her hands shake a little even before the case begins. Do I believe her? No.

[@maryanneborders9602]

Yup ! I backed up the video to see if her hands were shaking before her pushing story and they were not! 🤪

[@truthseeker1549]

No doubt!

[@lunalindsay1991]

The plaintiff and her sister are both under the influence. Sure, it may not be street drugs and they may be prescribed these medications (narcotics/benzos) but you can tell they are overmedicating or at least on too high of a dose. Its sad that all of the sisters in that family seem to have battled with substance abuse whether they are truly disabled or not.

[@dim307]

honestly, having grown up in a household of alcoholic women, i think she’s legit just drunk. given her twin died from probably something substance abuse related (as other commenters have noted, they did seem unprepared for that question-like they didnt have a graceful lie for her honor, and also how sepsis can incur when someone uses dirty needles etc).. not saying they had the same addiction, but i can’t help but have the instinct to call things as i personally see them.

[@Nugget4137]

The plaintiff is the equivalent of someone who puts their own hair in their food at a restaurant just so they can get it for free or worse, someone who sees a sign at a store or mall that says wet floor, moves the sign, and then throws themself on the ground only to sue and claim later that the floor was wet and there wasn’t a sign present to warn anyone. 🙄 yes, I knew someone like that a long time ago. She was and probably still is a truly vile human being.

[@giondennis6808]

Funny you say this... One time out with a couple friends eating dinner, one friend realizes she did not have the entire amount 2 pay for her meal...Her bright idea was 2 pull a dark blonde/brown hair from the nape of her neck(the rest of her hair was really light blonde) and stuff it in2 her food 2 complain and get a discount...As the manager comes over and she is digging through with her fork 2 show him, she hooked on2 a jet black hair that came out....She nearly vomited and I almost spit my tea out through my nose....Served her right! Lol

[@wesm6121]

@@giondennis6808your making me gag 😂 just thinking of it

[@ashleysmashley2086]

The plaintiff is very obviously under the influence of some substance. Blows my mind to arrive to court that way. The tremors are 100% fake. She does not have any tremors for half the show, especially when doing things like grabbing or shuffling papers which would increase real tremors.

[@LeolaGlamour]

Her taking her glasses on a off proved she had no tremors

[@NJgateway]

Agreed!!!

[@janettelloyd1551]

Essential tremors is genetic my husdands family have it. It definitely gets worse with age nothing to do with trauma

[@franciehartsog7947]

You are correct I have essential tremor and restless legs associated with multiple sclerosis but l have other family members who only have essential tremor... it’s not that big of a deal.

[@AC081361]

Or psychotropic medications

[@navigatormother7023]

@Annie497 it must be heartbreaking not to be able to use your hands and fingers for fine art and craft... that's what gives you life when you've been doing it forever as a passion and/or career. Let alone making coffee, and housekeeping. I really feel for you. I don't have to be great at it but I don't know what I'd do without my drawing portraits of daughter and family. I do think about how people go when they lose function though. This has been a really relevant comment thread too btw- linking the tremor to the (?)trauma was what Judge's burden really was at the end, after the rent/bond question.

[@suziequebedeaux5109]

I also have essential tremors. It affects my head and hands. It is very noticeable! I am often asked if I have Parkinson's. It's definitely getting worse with age. I've had it ever since I could remember (I know for a fact that it was before I was 5 years old because I was sent to a psychologist to make sure). I'm now 53 and can no longer work. I can no longer do any of the fine work that I used to enjoy like cross-stitching, and cake decorating. I can hardly sign my name. It has NOTHING to do with physical trauma (just one of the many reasons that they sent me to a psychologist. I witness someone trying to shoot my dad. I was standing on the side of him, giving him a goodbye kiss because he was going to work).

[@suziequebedeaux5109]

She makes me furious that she is trying to use that as her excuse when there are people like myself, Janette's husbands family members, and Annie that truly struggle daily to live with this disease. I also have MS and RA.

[@granitemoss1451]

What a bunch of bunk. Next case- someone cut me off in line at the grocery store and now my wisdom teeth are impacted!

[@virgo7956]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@vannem2688]

🤣🤣🤣

[@edwinagray4373]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@debbiethomas3080]

😂

[@RobKMusic]

That's really odd. The same thing happened to me but I got hemorrhoids and lost the ability to blink.

[@carlyy8284]

This plaintiff is crazy that's all I have to say.

[@rmills807]

And her sister almost started to cry.

[@atlantic2233]

Not crazy - just a manipulative scammer trying to pork the system once again. Disgusting person.

[@MrMaddox57]

god, depressing and miserable as hell. This case made me TIRED!

[@katrinkasanfranciscobayare7364]

Her hands seemed to miraculously Tremor only when she was explaining the situation to the judge.

[@amberwatson1459]

Damm right. I noticed when she handed her paperwork to the officer her hands didn’t shake. I watched it again to make sure I had seen that correctly

[@hardtfelt]

Noticed the same thing!

[@Gem_Arnae]

I mean literally did not shake any time during this case besides when asked about it

[@jenniehughes6927]

@@Gem_Arnae She did make a fool of herself. That was painful to watch 😣

[@mlmielke]

In fairness, you can't always see tremors that are there. Sometimes, it's not obvious, because it isn't as visible.

[@Pboy7272]

I loved the landlord's attitude throughout this case. The look on his face said it all.

[@humaneleaguelancPA]

He sat there calmly, knowing the whole time the truth would prevail!

[@getin3949]

My best friend has had Essential Tremor for almost 20 years now. It is a disease that slowly progresses. He did not get pushed, he did not get hit on the head, most times it's genetic and you've inherited it from one of your parents as he inherited it from his Mother's side. It is also called Dystonia and is a horrible disease, but it isn't Parkinson's as some people believe, totally different. He's been getting 85 injections in all areas of his neck every 3 months for the last 18 years to keep his neck from bending backwards and causing even more pain.

[@oldageisdumb]

Essential tremor and dystonic tremor are different things. My hubby has essential. He does not have dystonia.

[@wjcraig78]

That lady is a piece of work

[@atlantic2233]

A professional longtime scammer continuing to work the system.

[@angelinasmith6307]

The plantiff sounds like shes super wasted. A family of scammers i swear lol

[@josephconsoli4128]

The plaintiff is nuts - and that lame tremor act??! GEEZ! - I think the tremors busted a few key pipelines in her head.

[@kenyettaready]

More like a few lines of coke

[@MrMaddox57]

@@kenyettaready no, not coke. If it is drugs, that is some heavy pill use, maybe severe alcohol withdrawal.

[@MrMaddox57]

@@kenyettaready if it were coke, or withdrawing from it, she would be freaking out, paranoid, severe anxiety.

[@jazzymoni7750]

The judge was gracious not to point out how her hands kept miraculously healing themselves during the case. Amazing how right after she shakenly passed up the paperwork, suddenly her stable hands were scrolling through her phone and sorting through all her paperwork. A fake and a fraud.

[@jpharleyd9325]

I don't believe that he pushed her. The tremors could be caused by a number of things, the least likely from trauma. You motice her hands weren't shaking until she was demonstrating the tremors to the judge. If they could prove he pushed her and the trauma caused the tremors, they wouldn't be in small claims court over $725. You make yourself look greedy when you come into court with misinformation about the triple damages and that he can't use the deposit towards rent.

[@LunchMeatTrump]

You mean the tremors that only magically appeared after the judge asked her about them? :P Crazy how the disease failed to exist when she didn't know anyone was looking...

[@hardtfelt]

Plaintiff sounds like a professional victim to me.

[@katrinkasanfranciscobayare7364]

Exactly always the pity me... I met a few people like that in my lifetime

[@atlantic2233]

@@katrinkasanfranciscobayare7364 People like her drain the life out of the people around them. Pure poison to be around.

[@katrinkasanfranciscobayare7364]

@@atlantic2233 Exactly! And after encountering a few of them, at the first moment when I meet a new one, I run the other direction LOL I run real fast🤣 🏃🏼‍♀️💨💨💨

[@winniebassette9591]

Her older sister looks younger than her lol

[@atlantic2233]

That's what years of crack addiction does to people.

[@MrMaddox57]

@@atlantic2233 this is not crack. If she is on drugs, that is heavy pill use, benzos, sedatives. And no, do NOT blame weed either, or being a years long heavy weed user with brain damage. If it is drugs, THAT is PILLS

[@MrMaddox57]

@@atlantic2233 if it were crack, brain damage or not, she would be ALL OVER THE PLACE.

[@saramichele7366]

I saw her hands completely steady SEVERAL times during this video when she clearly forgot to shake them. This was a classic money grab and she's obviously a Pro Vic.

[@34stzoo]

She’s a professional victim!

[@conchhead1]

Notice how those tremors were active only when she was stating she developed tremors. They magically appeared. If she was going to claim tremors, keep up the act the entire time, honey.

[@Britty0189]

“Trying to get through this first” WTF no way in hell would I be thinking of this bull crap if it’s so called wrongful death against my sister!

[@Les_lee]

i thought the same thing....you're trying to get thru this first, small claims but not the wrongful death?

[@rhm987]

Right!

[@orcasgirl1]

@@Les_lee A1àz

[@lilo4399]

I highly doubt the wrongful death story.

[@dellahicks7231]

If she had a drug addiction, she likely pulled her mask off because she was freaking out. Add to that, her lungs may have been affected by her drug use, especially if she was inhaling a substance.

[@kalydoy1860]

She held that paper up perfectly still; when she was explaining herself, her left hand was completely still; when she held up her fingers, there was no tremor at all. Suddenly, there's a tremor. Judge isn't that stupid.

[@1967davethewave]

Anyone else notice that her hand tremors were only when she was talking about it? I've seen people with these tremors and they look much more abrupt and uncontrollable.

[@TheMsklg1981]

Wow this is the first case I’ve watched in weeks bc they’ve been re-recycling the same cases. Grateful for this one 🙏🏾

[@Vanessa-qj8xg]

Her hands were vigorously shaking while demonstrating them to the judge; but handling paperwork and resting on the desk, no shaking...

[@MrMaddox57]

alcohol withdrawal?

[@ciennacrowson455]

@@MrMaddox57 as someone who has went through alcohol withdrawals, you always have shaking, along with a stutter. You are constantly shaking.

[@ericmatthews9076]

I've been pushed hundreds of times and have yet to get tremors. Give that woman the Academy Award

[@jordanleigh8826]

Ballerinas/dancers don't get that and all they do is spin lol

[@kinsley7777]

Plaintiff made me want to *scream* ! ... I see legit tremors almost every day; nothing about her "shaking" her hands spoke to any type of tremors ...

[@princessjen99]

I’d say a substance caused this lady’s tremors, drugs or alcohol abuse over time.

[@atlantic2233]

Meth teeth and skin pallor.

[@w.p8960]

Haven’t seen the case yet and I smell a phony.

[@denisheunjackson]

She’s such a liar smh

[@Catseye189]

He was calm as she closed up the case, he knew he was within the law.

[@rhm987]

That lady is an emotional basket case. I think her sister’s death had already traumatized her and she had mental health issues well before this “incident”. I feel sorry for people like her. Clearly she isn’t high functioning. I hope she gets the help she needs to move past her sister’s passing.

[@atlantic2233]

You're giving this meth addicted scammer too much credit. She's a horrible person who's been working the system for too long.

[@ladyl8898]

Wow the plaintiff is really laying the victim part on heavy🥱 take that pity party somewhere else. The whole time she wasn't shaking until she talked about it and when she was done talking about it the shakes stop again🤔 if you going to claim something at least keep up the faking from the beginning until you leave the courtroom🤷🏾‍♀️

[@williamtrask1582]

the landlords are not alway crazy

[@brdobie]

Any time a Plaintiff is suing for the statutory maximum, you know it's a dubious claim. Add to it that the Plaintiff is going to small claims court for return of security deposit instead of pursuing medical malpractice or passional injury first shows where this lady's priorities are. Oh wait, it's FL. Why am I not surprised?

[@anthonyslazas2898]

Some people use lot the lottery a chance at a big check!

[@z_ed]

That lady's a pill addict. Her mannerisms and demeanor make it very obvious 🙄

[@atlantic2233]

Meth teeth.

[@jahneldaley7924]

The plaintiff speaks in sloow motion lol

[@allforjak8074]

All the meds the quack doctors are handing out to her....she will believe everything they say and keep taking them.

[@Selfemployedmildautisticperfor]

@@allforjak8074 yep pretty sad , but honestly i think they all were kinda confused characters

[@ivykat9009]

When the plaintiff shows her hands shaking, but I didn’t notice them shaking during the rest of the court case...

[@bethlamb3286]

She sure cleaned and placed those glasses back on prettty shakelessly

[@coffeeaddictexpress5038]

This is the type of person you NEVER want to live by lol. She would a nightmare for a tenet.

[@annacarter6559]

There is such a competition for looking vulnerable, i wonder if there will be soon litigants coming in on a gurney

[@susanmorgan4151]

😂😂😂 u

[@nancebug23]

What in the "SLUR" nation is going on with these women. Sheeeeeesh.

[@alij6940]

What a liar😆

[@Mary_Lee2395]

Glad those Karens lost. She was trying so hard to tremble but failed a few times lol and when she jumped up and threw her hands out quickly 😂 she wasnt trembling no more smh all three sisters seem hard to deal with. Just cause your old or have a disability doesn’t mean you will win every case/argument

[@tyffehhh]

That man said he doesn't think you can get tremors from dancing. 😂😂😂

[@jluc9456]

plaintiff is a complete scam artist... Why the hell is the judge so easy on them?? This is why i prefer Judge Judy!

[@simonsays5552]

She’s shaking like that then hold that paper up steady as an ox. Come on, not everything is someone else’s fault.

[@Elle-lj7di]

Wow, just wow.

[@paris9474]

You see that cow start shaking like that😒that outta be against the law.

[@perryrush6563]

1. She was septic. 2. Don't blame the hospital. 3. Highly unlikely that they didn't have spo2 on her. If she was septic, then it was an uphill battle.

[@mohamedgoldstein5565]

Its a miracle. The tremor went away towards the end of the video. But I do sympathize that they lost their sibling.

[@abigail1023]

I often wonder why anyone wants to be a landlord. What con artists.

[@thebalderthor4884]

The plaintiff right?

[@Jaysaflame]

landlords scam more than tenants do

[@abigail1023]

@@thebalderthor4884 Yes, I meant the plaintiff, trying to clean up for her health problems by suing the landlord.

[@ashleyktexz]

What in the opioid crises is going on here!

[@ree_ree]

I personally know someone with hand tremors and it's CONSTANT. If this woman truly is suffering from this I do feel bad for her but it's nothing like what I've seen.

[@amandapierce3397]

Yup. Family member has it along with MS. She never stops shaking.

[@ree_ree]

@@amandapierce3397 I guess everyone is different. Maybe there's different stages of it, probably gets worse over time? Hopefully this lady gets the treatment she needs.

[@sarahortiz67]

Right at the beginning I noticed her put her hand up across her face and looked up to see if the judge was looking lmfao 🤣

[@stephanieramirez15]

This woman is a complete scam artist

[@susangenry6497]

Exactly, these tremors are when needed to her benefit.

[@TopherGrant]

I think the plaintiff has had a stroke.

[@franciehartsog7947]

Or too many Xanax.

[@mrs.johnson1304]

I'm weak because she really was shaking her hands for that few minutes to try and F over on someone that's a shame

[@Indygrandma56]

Oh Lord she’s really acting up

[@Rae_777]

Everything about this story screams that these 3 sisters had a ROUGH growing up time.

[@allisonltaylor]

Essential Tremors are not caused by someone pushing you. They are from a breakdown in the nervous system and are sometimes referred to as Familial Tremors as they can be passed on in families.

[@anhenry2998]

If it was caused by that man she would have had proof of it from a doctor cause she would have sued him for everything he had.

[@andreah6057]

Wow. The thought of these three sisters as little girls is sad... I am suspecting a trauma story.

[@Fiery.Dragon]

A NEW ONE!~ Excellent.

[@JaySomething9]

I’m simple. I see a new case, I click.

[@franciehartsog7947]

Me too! I am a landlord so I really like those the best!

[@kyled2329]

Someone give this lady an Oscar.

[@bootsnsaddle8289]

Folks, sorry to keep making "add-ons". As she's being introduced & Harvy Levin announces her case, she sits there, NO tremors, but at 0:28, watch as the plaintiff's hands FIRST begins to shake, remember, I said "first began to shake", look at 0:28, she wipes her nose, (UGH !!) then FINALLY at 0:28, she looks down, then sort of covers her eyes with her, ALL OF A SUDDEN, shaking/trembly right hand, but she sneaks a good peek between her shaky & trembly fingers on her right hand. When she realizes no one is watching, she stops with the trembly, shaking hands.This is SO, SO FAKE !!!

[@Jo.885]

That shaking is so fake.

[@stephaniehowe0973]

Tremors is not a disease. Though ya from head trauma, Thyroid issues, MS Plus it doesnt just appear when talking about it

[@NellieKAdaba]

Yes, I thought it couldn't be a disease.

[@ditavoncheese1680]

7:59 He was SO serious 🤣

[@anhenry2998]

Yea. Wipe your nose and then look at it on National tv 🤦🏼‍♀️ And then she blows her nose GOOD GRIEF sometimes certain people should never sign up to be on camera. A little common sense goes a long way.

[@HoneyBee0219]

Google causes of Tremors and a slight push or spin isn’t of them so either she was a heavy drug user,aged badly, major stress,has muscle fatigue, or has low blood sugar levels, maybe even a stroke but that man didn’t cause it.

[@34stzoo]

7:10 I understand their problem, but that’s they’re problem NOT his! They know they can’t expect to use that money for any other reason then what it’s meant for! She’s an OG playing the victim role!

[@palopinto4065]

Well I'm turned off before show even gets started. Why do people wipe or blow their nose then examine the contents? Disgusting, and so was the look on her face.

[@mzfancy4767]

OMG I thought I was the only one!! That shit was disgusting as hell.

[@naterriebracynebblett4435]

I'm here & you're one of my favorite Judges. When I watch you, I know Justice will be dispense properly...ASHAY...

[@alpharomeo15]

WHAT A LINE of HOOEY from the Plaintiff! 😡

[@Ommizal23]

Selective tremors eh? My granny suffered from that condition😂😂 the hypochondria is real in this one

[@adamperry844]

Love the defendants demeanor.

[@juliansteward2593]

Florida!? Right

[@MrMaddox57]

lol, yep.....sooooo many TRAILER PARKS

[@anhenry2998]

Something smells fishy. That’s all I’m gonna say ...

[@denabee5232]

Gawd, what a pair of scammers. And they know how to turn the waterworks on when necessary, not to mention the hand tremors.

[@justm7097]

She wiped her nose, removed her glasses on and off no tremors at all. But when the judge addresses it she starts shaking 🤔 what a faker!! 😆 lol

[@Earth2Erica]

I bet her hands wasn't shaking when she signed them lawsuit papers.

[@rckkeller9437]

When she is playing with her papers or blowing her nose I did not see any tremors.

[@user-sf8ff3ir1u]

She sounds like she’s on like 4 percs lol

[@Degorff]

It is generally accepted that a severe brain injury due to a blow to the head can lead to movement disorders, including tremors and other symptoms associated with disruption of the brain's movement (motor) circuitry. The statistical incidence of movement disorders after severe head injury ranges from 13-66%

[@tanuki_gold634]

The plaintiff seems to be seriously inebriated 😂

[@positivelastaction3957]

Someone looked at me funny the other day and now I’m blind!

[@rmills807]

You better sue fast.

[@JennifuhhGilardi]

I knew it was going to be good when it opened on the plaintiff looking much too intently into what came out on her tissue