Grandma Loaned Her Granddaughter Money! | Part 1

[@overcominglifestrials5316]

Wow! THE SHADE she just threw at her OWN GRANDMA to suggest she’s stealing money from someone ON NATIONAL TV is sickening. I wouldn’t help her again.

[@mikeaddison5697]

How you not pay back your grandma… & you have a grown ass man at the house not working for 6months…

[@deana1938]

A lady that makes less than $800 a month isn't going to give away over half of what she makes. The defendant is ridiculous 🙄

[@mel...s]

And just give it away when there's a grown unemployed man living there?? Get real!

[@deana1938]

@mel...s right, what's wrong with the dude getting a job? He could go work at McDonald's and make over $450, and then she could have left her grandma alone.

[@hlee-w9u]

If you believe she gets the amount she says and has no access to any other funds, I have a boat to sell you.

[@unapologeticallyamy9031]

I wouldn’t be so quick to believe that she’s not dipping into the account she has power of attorney over. Watch her gulp when her granddaughter mentions the POA account. The woman says she gets $732 a month. How low do her bills have to be in order for her to have an extra $450 on hand for the rent. Isn’t the total something like $1900? It would be close to impossible to have that much saved up when you’re paying for electricity and heat, auto insurance and registration, plus food and property taxes on the home she says she owns.

[@trinity72gp]

​@@unapologeticallyamy9031 You see how people who "borrow" money know ALLLL about the finances of the person they TAKE from. Then justify the fact that they have it (or access to it) to mean they should GIVE it to them! 🤡 Ridiculous 😑

[@thatgirlPAIGE94]

Stop accepting loans you know you won’t/can’t pay back. I’d cry for days and days if my grandmother sued me 😭😭

[@JacobConkin]

A few days isn't that bad.

[@sunnystormy4973]

"a carrier pigion a smoke signal" 😄

[@stephanieyee9784]

​@@sunnystormy4973 ^ pigeon.

[@sunnystormy4973]

@Stephanie Yee uh oh its the grammar police 🤣 🚔 coulda been a typo 🙃

[@tonimac1091]

I’m a grandmother. I never loan money to my loved ones … any money is given, in love, to my loved ones.

[@jennifer_mertens]

Being a power of attorney doesn't mean the money in your charge IS YOURS. What kind of person doesn't know that?!?

[@PatriciaR.E.]

Carrier Pigeons or Smoke Signals!! There’s no one like Judge Judy!! 😂

[@margwalker6606]

Young lady, grandma owes you nothing. From $733.00 income per month, she cannot give you $450.00. Your "husband" sat around for 6 months unemployed?

[@onyeomachinyeremaka6809]

*🗣Just sending out a big hug to whoever may need one right now 😊GOD bless you*

[@sunnystormy4973]

likewise

[@milana2020]

God bless you too

[@nisinisi4627]

thank you, bless you!!

[@andrejasofrenovic3425]

Bless you ❤

[@iwillerhenson1319]

Thank you!! Blessings to you!!

[@terahhardin303]

I wish rent was still $450!

[@queenbee3647]

Probably Section 8.

[@rosalynw.otieno1994]

Well, you would have to live where rent is $450 a month. Think about it!! 😉

[@edenleighl]

The fact the defendant thought that being someone else’s power of attorney was a source of income just shows the direction the case is going 😂

[@deenikki9690]

I had to rewind that part 😂💀

[@trekgirl65]

Uh. defendant is not the power of attorney for a relative, the Plaintiff, to help that person get his bills paid with his money accounts. The defendant thought there was money in it for her. She is as lazy as her bum husband. Bums. I feel for the plaintiff for she helped the defendant all her life. Lazy bum.

[@Unpopular0pinions106]

Just trifling to borrow money in general and not pay back, especially your grandma

[@papasmurf3024]

Ripping off your grandmother is as low as you can go.

[@ExceptionalLex]

She needs to pay her Gramma back.

[@Sunshine134chick]

No good husband not working while the rent is getting behind smh 🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️ and you laid next time him in the bed and let him climb on top of you lawd I could never worthless man.

[@johnsmith2797]

If a man can't provide, he is not a man. And if he's not a man, he should get no manly privileges.

[@milana2020]

@@johnsmith2797well said

[@titojd84]

RIP to the grandmother, she passed away in 2020. Hopefully the granddaughter was able to reconcile with her. 😢

[@WolfxQueen89]

I would never do loans, unless I know I can pay the loan back.

[@eriknobles3946]

Me neither

[@keezjordan1619]

Life changes. I went from 1000.00 A week to 0

[@sunbeam9222]

Spongers always seem to assume that other people they've sponging off are loaded.

[@jimh4167]

Sounds like husband is a winner He was waiting for company to call him back for 6 months.

[@Sunshine134chick]

Right 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Sunshine134chick]

While rent gets behind and his wife works at the fast food 🥘 joint

[@raimeyewens7518]

He could have worked while waiting. What kind of man just sits around 6 months waiting for their phone to ring? A bum.

[@jimh4167]

@@raimeyewens7518 KEN. (KAREEN counter part)

[@jarrodbarkley9061]

JJ would call him a prize 😂

[@AlieUnscriptedTV]

It's so heartless to take advantage of a person who makes so little each month. Like come on, have a heart.

[@JustKweku]

Howdy Court Cousins! 🎉

[@Crazycatlady71]

Howdy, from your Texas cousin.

[@jcr1382]

Just pay her back the money. I hate it when other people want to assume they know how much money someone has.

[@caitlindooley7826]

First one. You mean for whole 6 months her husband layed around without a job 😅

[@Sunshine134chick]

That part 😂

[@raimeyewens7518]

He was very busy waiting for his phone to ring 🙄

[@CookieWoods.]

JJ, I help a lot of elderly ppl, and you'd be surprised of how many are able to lend their adult children & grandchildren money even on fixed incomes. I don't understand it either, but it happens a LOT!

[@QAZ-OMEN]

They saved everything they made/had their entire life and now get by with what is given , hoping to leave something for there loved ones. What's so hard to understand

[@Pschool1]

its because they are from a generation that is excellent with managing their money/saving/rainy day funds

[@CookieWoods.]

@@QAZ-OMEN I never said that it was hard to understand, I said I don't understand it! It was a rhetorical statement.

[@DeeDiamond2981]

​@@Pschool1not true. I've seen elderly ppl waste all their pension

[@Pschool1]

@@DeeDiamond2981 Same, I don’t think it’s a sweeping statement obviously- but they are generally better with money I have found . My mum , my grandmother and everyone I know from those generations are great with money, they dont make a lot at all. However My father, who has out earned everyone for decades squanders his money as soon as it touches his hands.

[@NurseHancockAndFamily]

Wow! Listening to these cases and the incomes people have to live on makes you realize how blessed you are. I was raised to look after my parents. The granddaughter should be helping her grandmother, smh.

[@jhutch1681]

Who sues their own family member for a $2,000 loan?

[@kiminielee28]

Someone who took advantage of their family member.. taking loan and not paying it back 🙄

[@zeelupine5170]

People should only loan what they can afford to lose or have a written contract.

[@lisaperea5151]

The defendant stated her grandmother gave her money so the kids would be straight...I doubt if the grandmother used that word.

[@kathleenthomas1971]

i dont loan my granddaughter's money, i give them what i can and that is all

[@sammilee1232]

How anyone do they grandma like that smh

[@janus9824]

2:45 Ah yes, the defendant thinks that her Grandmother has a money tree in her back yard because she have the power of attorney of her mother's husband who just retired. How dare that man work all those years into old age and want to enjoy the rest of his life with the money he saved up, how selfish of him to his wifes daughters grand daughter SMH. I dont understand why they always have to disassociate themselves. "her mothers husband" Why not just say her great grandmothers husband.

[@Baddestchik911]

Have a bum for a husband instead he go work.

[@antonego7950]

Don’t loan anybody money! Just give it as a gift 💝 or let them sort it out 🧐

[@nakeyagore8356]

Absolutely right.

[@MemeSleepss]

The man in the background after she said she gets $52 a month in food stamps😂😂😂 3:19

[@letterpage7640]

Judge judy: "This is your granddaughter " Ummmmm ....😄😲Judge Judy's pissed.

[@Lumbridge100]

So her grandmother still has a mother that's alive which means the defendants kids have a great great grandmother? Did I hear that right? That's pretty cool.

[@hlee-w9u]

not uncommon nowadays, my mom had great great great grandkids she was 77 when she passed. I have great great great grand nieces and nephews and I'm 36, my mom's oldest kid is almost 70 now and her oldest kid is almost 50, so I have a nephew that's old enough to be my dad.

[@shendisackett]

So at 50 your nephew already has 3 generations below him? That's crazy to have great great grandkids at 50! Wow, most people are just getting their first grandchild at that age nowadays! I had my Great Grandad growing up and he was wonderful. I got to meet 2 Great Grandmother's but I don't have so many memories as they died when I was young.

[@Lumbridge100]

Wow haha. I'm only 23 and all four of my grandparents have passed away. And they all lived very full lives. My parents are both older, they're in their early 60s and they both happen to be the youngest siblings in their family so their parents were older when they had them. 🤷‍♂️

[@hlee-w9u]

@@shendisackett he has a great grandchild, not great, great. I actually never met the kid. He may have more now but yeah, all of his kids are adults except 1. I think I may have added 1 too many greats on my part, I lost count when my nieces and nephews started having kids to be honest and I really don't know most of them.

[@shendisackett]

@@hlee-w9u aha yes one to many greats added! Still a Great Grandad is quite unusual at 50 nowadays, when you consider the average age for babies is now 30. My great Grandad would have been in his 70s when I was born which is more 'normal' for the times. I know people who had kids late and people who had them as teens and nobody is ready for a baby! The only real difference I can see is the older parents might be more financially stable, but that's not guaranteed. I haven't got kids, I'm disabled and with my medication being pregnant would be a problem. I love the kids I do have in my life though, especially my niece and nephew. I also love giving them back and coming home to my cat! They wore me out as toddlers, not physically but brain drain because you have to watch them constantly, I would occasionally be drafted in to babysit for a day whilst my sister-in-law was at work.

[@maureensmith-pinkard460]

How dare the defendant feel obligated to her grandmothers money just because the grandmother has access to another family members money as power of attorney. That’s not her grandmothers money. She is selfish and think since she feels privileged her grandmother should too

[@kay22100]

My goodness she raised you half of your life and now she has pay rent for you, your kids and unemployed husband !! I’m mad he was unemployed 6 months “waiting” on his old job to call 🤦🏾‍♀️ Even if it was a gift I’d pay it back since she wants it back!! As a man her husband should WANT to give it back since he wasn’t providing like he should’ve been !

[@shanjohnson2872]

Waiting for part 2!! 😅

[@emh8861]

Me too !

[@pulidobl]

Grandma on food stamps and loaning money SMDH

[@jworth7203]

Two things-all these people mad at grandma for suing her granddaughter but I’m mad at the granddaughter. She’s taking advantage of her grandma and being selfish. Grow up! Second, I will say that regarding the husband, IF he is in a union, he might not be able to take another job. Like in the carpenter’s undoing my friend is in, if he takes a non-union job, he’ll lose all his benefits.

[@CookingwithAfton]

Grand daughter telling lies

[@kenya1067]

Dude! Pay your grandma. While your boyfriend is sitting on his butt and she's busting her behind to support them all. What sense does that make. Her bf could have went and worked in a restaurant for a few months to supplement their income. This is such a shame.

[@schawnettarobinson8584]

I would be devastated if my grandmother sued me.

[@lexdudley9956]

She got the “I got black grandchildren” haircut…😂😂

[@nisinisi4627]

I believe grandma loaned the money. If that was my grandmother I would consider it a loan and pay her back.

[@Manihsi]

"I love the plaintiff's accent!"

[@ABirdOnTheMoon]

Ungrateful granddaughter D: .. Whatever she is going through is not enough to justify what she did to her grandmother or the shade she threw at her suggesting she steals money from her grandpa. Shameless and she is losing the loving caring person who were there for you all your childhood. She raised you up to when you were 14. Even if she was harsh or strict, because some people can't handle it, it is better than the streets. I don't see her being either but who knows :/

[@sarebear4351]

Wait! Now HOLD ON!!! HOW DOES ONE ACCEPT MONEY FROM THEIR GANDMUMMY AND NOT PAY IT BACK??? EVEN IF IT WAS A GIFT???

[@nthgth]

Ugh these people need to watch Judge Judy. Don't give out loans! Always consider it a gift. If you can't afford to part with the money permanently, don't give it. So many otherwise good relationships have been ruined this way.

[@christinad.4447]

Even if this was a gift you pay that back and help out your grandma who is on food stamps and has raised you for most of your childhood. Especially now that your husband is back working. SMH

[@zkarebear]

Don’t ever loan money that you need back, especially to anyone you like or love. Even with a written contract, if something goes south you’re out money and a relationship.

[@personperson9635]

3:19 the guy in the tan shirt is shocked lol

[@Wjohnson8437]

My grandmother would never have to sue me because I would absolutely work my a-- off to pay her back. She did way too much for me. This lady sounds a stand-up grandmother. Granddaughter should be embarrassed.

[@QAZ-OMEN]

Just pay her back , come on lady.

[@Rinnioy]

Life is to short to argue over money its not worth it just let it go grandma !!!

[@le0854]

Doesn't seem like granny had no money to give, so my guess is loan at this point.

[@lashaun333]

I lived in a small town in AL and they had a jacks. Good food there.

[@toosense]

JJ net worth is about $440 million, I bet it shocks her to know what disabled folk live on. Under a hundred bucks a month for food is inhumane. I bought a few necessities today and it was $150.

[@dogloverjb6873]

lying in court should be an automatic dismissal of their case. Seems everyone on this show is on some form of gov assistance. Our gov really needs to crack down for those under the age of 60yrs

[@trekgirl65]

Love these defendant's that state there was no loan mentioned when they were loaned the money and never told to pay back. That is magically became a gift. And taking care of relatives, is not a paying obligation. And she did not have to quite working when these children were is school. She is a moocher. And she had a bum for a husband. No wonder.

[@2legit2quit4u]

Never loan money to friends or family. It’s not worth relationships. If you choose to help someone, give freely with no expectation of getting money back.

[@TheJellymonty]

I lost both my grandparents on both sides before I was 13 years old. I simply cannot understand this madness of grandparents suing grandchildren. My grandparents spoiled the shyte outta me. It never occured to me that grandparents dish out loans. In fact Grandparents were your saftey net. So this is so depressing to watch.

[@andrejasofrenovic3425]

My grandparents are lovely people who spoiled me too, as a child. However, as we become adults, there comes a point in time when you are supposed the be their safety net as much as the other way around. Especially if your granny lives on so little money herself. In addition, if someone is doing the wrong thing, even if it is directed to you, supporting them or letting them get away with it is a twisted understanding of family love. A lot of people let their children or grandchildren screw them over in some way, and don't pursue it because you know... family. But family is what shapes us as individuals, and then those children do the same thing to someone who is not their family and are clueless as to why that person isn't letting them get away with it; having a sense of entitlement and being a taker ends up hurting them as much as others in their life.

[@lizzyyork]

It's depressing that this young lady asked for money from her grandmother who clearly can't afford loaning out money. Shame on her.

[@AntoniusReginaldus]

What the heck was the power of attorney thing? Anyway.

[@best_t1me]

Today my food is cake

[@rowan64official]

How do you get to be tax exempt???? What condition???

[@largemember]

Looks like there was 'a knee gar in the wood pile' as they say....:>)

[@GlennCarver]

Where did Grandma get money to loan her Grand daughter when she makes less than $800……..a month ?……….

[@69misst1]

She’s a power of attorney and has access to someone else’s money and they have loads - that’s the attitude right there

[@Sundayschoolnetwork]

Very sad.

[@AliKhan-yx1dy]

How wicked of her to treat her grandmother like that shes s hyena clearly

[@nathelondon3719]

Grandparents including JJ herself NEVER loan money to grandchildren. It’s always a gift. Never expect it back. Then you don’t end up in court and estranged.

[@anndeecosita3586]

How are you borrowing money from grandma to pay rent when there is a grown ass able body adult sitting around doing nothing for six months.

[@33married]

As a husband, you don't get to sit down for six months without a job unless you're truly disabled.

[@wifeoftim]

Grandma's top looks like one mine!

[@eddielitter3445]

Who asks for a loan from a grand parent?

[@missbradicah]

The defendant was a little too glib in saying that her grandmother "has power of attorney over all his money".

[@TravFletch]

Wait she doesn’t pay taxes on her home? How does that work?

[@metorido]

From the thumbnail you can see the strong resemblance

[@olegyamleq7796]

so so so so tired of these people. what must it be like to go through life and not know that there has been paper and pens for 1000s of years... I hereby state, that I Miss XXXX loan Miss XXXX $XXXX

[@itsnadaaaa]

This is why I refuse to do loans with family members. If you're a close family member that I like and you truly need money, I'll just give it to you as aid/gift. Not worth relationships getting ruined over a few hundred dollars IMO.

[@emh8861]

Exactly

[@trekgirl65]

But the defendant asked for a loan and then she changed it to a gift when grandma needed it paid back. Selfish defendant granddaughter.

[@itsnadaaaa]

@@trekgirl65 Absolutely. Granddaughter is the problem which was my point. The grandma also said that she has a past record of doing this so idk why she’d loan her money in the first place.

[@33married]

What the world is $52 in food stamps a month?

[@docfmb1]

bet she wishes she didn't raise her, shame the granddaughter has no thanks.

[@GloriaYtuarte]

Judy aslo Thank the day before she became the judge in 1996

[@LL1966]

Power of attorney? What?

[@satiashaw1857]

Hard to have an opinion yet, but... I don't get why JJ never asked the plaintiff about the defendant's statements about the her use of her stepfather's money. There's no way that lady gave loans in the total amount she's suing for on that monthly income. Why didn't JJ even ask about this when she turned to the plaintiff and asked what she made...of course the lady isn't going to mention it.

[@jerryappleton6855]

This why banks don't lend to the defendants demographic...

[@johnkennethmccloskey]

JJ shows signs of opioid usage.

[@xerxes4779]

Either the grandmother (Plaintiff) was really underaged pregnant or her daughter (Defendant mother) was underaged pregnant coz it doesn't make sense

[@stephaniedey4873]

Her nephew and her brother don’t have anything to do with her it’s ur family too

[@WeAreNotAmused]

Just quietly know to yourself that u have some savings. Just don't mention it to anyone else Without the appropriate wisdom All the money in the world couldn't help. You

[@GrigoriyNoviko]

The granddaughter need a sugar daddy lel

[@kelsey9384]

I don’t think the grandma used the term “straight” … it’s possible but I don’t think so.

[@glenngatlin8475]

Defendants accent i saw they are from Alabama!!!

[@Yolander-c7c]

Mrs entitlement

[@AtomicKitten666]

the plaintiff looks and sounds like a good-hearted, hard-working southern woman. a good person. i hope she will get her money back because that brat of her granddaughter is ridiculous.

[@2013Arcturus]

N

[@BandhariWickette]

In my opinion the plaintiff is absolutely lying about only living on $800 a month. You're not loaning somebody $450 if you're living off less than $800 a month~

[@hlee-w9u]

733 would be SSI, which is a welfare program, not retirement, SSDI and retirement benefits are not that low for retired or disable workers. The granddaughter is spilling the tea. The plaintiff knows that to qualify for such programs she can have very little to no disposable income. After I had brain surgery and couldn't work I applied for disability insurance so that I didn't have to keep pulling money out of my savings and they did in fact ask me if I had savings and I told the truth and was told that I would not qualify for immediate benefits which I was told was SSI because SSI is welfare and they said I had too much in savings to qualify for that benefit. I had to wait over a year and support myself from my savings. The grandma is working with more that $733 a month, she just can't say or she'll have to pay back and lose benefits, no one with that type of income would loan anyone almost 2k. Hell, I get more than that by a longshot and I wouldn't loan anyone that.

[@tilabryant5591]

Who cares you really wrote a paragraph 🫢🥴😩

[@wintercame]

Well good for her.

[@Scalptales22]

First one in 😊

[@CookieWoods.]

I pass out cookies 🍪 to all of the firsts. 😂🤣 Would you like yours warmed or room temp?

[@milkyway2494]

@@CookieWoods. chocolate cookies?

[@CookieWoods.]

@@Opencube12 I gotcha on that too! 😂🤣

[@CookieWoods.]

@@milkyway2494 whatever kind of cookie your heart desires. Lol

[@milkyway2494]

@@CookieWoods. you are now number one on my Xmas list

[@kyoto32001]

grammy is disgusting. no sympathy from me.