The Case of the New Neighbor’s Fence! | Part 2

[@tateg.7530]

The pain in that karen's body language from not getting to have the last words when JJ said goodbye and left... that warmed my heart

[@shelberz1]

Hehe

[@MsBonitaDinero88]

🤣🤣

[@nashae6292]

She’s definitely a Karen lol

[@catherineeckstein2705]

Hope you’re referring to the plaintiff…she’s a true pain in the arse

[@keeper6458]

Mine too! 😁

[@Feed-My-Mind-Not-My-Ego]

Plaintiff-"I just feel that..." JJ-"I don't care what you feel." 🤭

[@beepndigr3634]

Then J.J. says "you can certainly bring a lawsuit if you feel..."

[@afuturevinylcollector7420]

These ladies have too much time on their hands 🙄

[@sophie2084]

Way, way too much time

[@benzamg32m68]

Well I'm not so sure about that. What's the saying, if you give people an inch, they'll take a yard? One must put people on notice unfortunately. It was petty though the "damage" but still 500$ is 500$. Why should you have to pay for someone else messing up your property? Some people aren't rich enough to pay that.

[@Lizzy514]

maybe going to the gym would be a better use of their time

[@kimm6589]

Pretty sure the defendant didn't bring the case to court.

[@jenniehughes6927]

@@kimm6589 This was more on the plaintiff than the defendant for sure, imo.

[@Ricky_Vazquez_37]

The, “need to be on serious medication” comment at the end by JJ was golden!

[@stuff1784]

They both need a Xanax or two

[@TheCosmicVagabond]

That Karen doesn't need medication, she needs a prefrontal lobotomy! 😵

[@iSheree]

Mental health isn't a laughing matter. I am starting to lose respect in Judge Judy because she ridicules people with disabilities and mental health issues.

[@carolineblue9399]

Totally agree. It’s comments like these that JJ makes that creates stigma with mental illnesses. Also stops people seeking help.

[@johnventurino1915]

@@iSheree well then like she said get ahold of your mental health issue. Before you cost American taxpayers over a stupid fence and trees in a judgement. Because guess what in real court your judgement is paid by taxpayers until the person sued can pay it back which is not guaranteed. Lucky for Judge Judy her show pays for this crap so you don't have to.

[@travet1000]

Now that ending was priceless!! Judge Judy all day. 🤣

[@bradkellen1876]

Heck yeh

[@joannariggins9475]

Definitely 😅

[@ninabtha1]

😂😂😂😂

[@gojiberry7201]

Even the plaintiff's body language screams "How dare you!" to the world

[@peryole]

OG Karen!

[@RXbee2]

"She CONTESTED my survey!!" OMG Lady WOW ffs Let it rest. Blonde plaintiff was outrageous. Imagine having that for a neighbour. Ugh

[@dharmallars]

@Judge Judy Full Episodes 2023 advertising in these comments is the quickest way to get a copyright strike just saying

[@Kbrown2018]

100% the plaintiff is the problem & at the end when she talked about how bad she felt because the neighbors took her side & the defendant has no friends, she had thee biggest smile on her face !

[@Fickets]

The defendant did all this work without checking property lines and without informing the neighbors of the work taking place. She was clearly the problem if not just an awful neighbor.

[@imjustme9479]

She is a rude lady, JJ is right she needs something to occupy her time.

[@Lizzy514]

@@Fickets that's not true. She got a survey and based on a survey, she acted. The first broad is a frickin' trouble maker. I am surprised she didn't cry here because she looksl ike a five year old baby who never grew up. I can just picture her husband.

[@Roszarie]

@@Fickets lol. Some people just don't want to listen 🙉 The defendant did at least one survey. She had HOA approval. 🙈 Beyond that, she doesn't have to tell her neighbours anything! 🙊

[@Fickets]

@@Lizzy514 hope if someone ever messes with your property it works out amicably for you.

[@TheJellymonty]

The plaintiff has been on the show before. I remember she sued another male neighbor for the exact same problem and her claim was also dismissed. Clearly this is her career... Making money from her Karen-ess 🙄😒

[@darlahardy2747]

You know where to find it?

[@jessicaruiz2593]

Yes! She looks SO familiar!😅

[@RoughJustice2k18]

Karenism must be her profession; shame she's no bloody good at it!

[@mariam-m]

seriously?? .. where can i find this case? 😂

[@joshuaneace6597]

The show pays. She is probably agreeing to split the money and sue each other on tv court.

[@Thunderbender18830]

The pettiness in this case was off the charts. I was so happy about the ending lol, JJ said everything I was feeling

[@earthraindove2870]

Build that fence real high, plaintiff is a petty busy body

[@NH-tb2sm]

The plaintiff is a nightmare neighbor.

[@rubiconbaron9662]

"If she would have just gotten permission from me before she tried to do anything on her property, we would be fine". Says it all.

[@neveenjo5398]

Karen was watching not only her lines but even other people's lines !😅

[@user-vz9rx7ct9b]

She said, “if the defendant had spoken to them first, instead of going being their backs” 😅The plaintiff is definitely a busy body. She is one of those people that you definitely hold at arms length!!

[@bwoneymaddic446]

JJ admonished them, but the two neighbors went right back to squabbling.

[@stuff1784]

I wish this was the extent of my problems.

[@joanneschell8324]

Good grief! Ridiculous to bring this kind of thing to court!!! Many more things to worry about in life!

[@badgurl5758]

The pettiness is real Karens 😂

[@SeamHead33]

Where do you live? Im gonna start using 1 foot of your property, and we'll see how long you go with out saying anything. If you don't say anything today, I'm gonna take another foot tomorrow. In 30 days I will have moved 30 feet. You see how this works?

[@opalmarshall6333]

😆

[@badgurl5758]

@@SeamHead33 Its the way you handle situations and these two were beyond petty. Big difference in my point..

[@Frosty0762]

I actually don't think the defendant was really doing much of anything petty. She had permission from HOA to build that fence before she moved in. And the plaintiff said the defendant fixed the issue and got her own surgery to rectify the problem. She wouldn't have ever sued about trees if this lady didn't go to court over a damn 1/2 foot of wood 🧟🤦 the plaintiff is one of those neighbors you tell nothing to and avoid at all costs, or "play nice" so she doesn't start hell In your life. ​@@badgurl5758

[@hankelly1237]

I’d start throwing vines seeds in the fence gap 😂

[@pogbruh1289]

3:47 for real. This is what I was thinking the whole time 😂😂

[@keoraanderson459]

The plaintiff🙄 is a nut! A TRUE KAREN

[@voltage8430]

This the greatest end ever 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@shaynanichelle8621]

That ending from JJ I’m here for it, she’s 100% right it’s so much more to be worries about instead of some stupid fence 😒

[@abbyynorman2874]

DONT buy an HOA Or you get noisy irrational neighbors like this

[@lightandsymbols1111]

Some 'neighbour' disputes become toxic or even violent when allowed to brew without someone early on telling them to GET A LIFE.

[@DoItWithThema]

Yup there’s a whole show about neighbor disputes that turn deadly

[@Atrus999]

Best ending ever. I was thinking the same thing. 😂

[@amj4441]

Haha... drop that wisdom Ms JudgeJudy....🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@PowerDiva]

Plaintiff is the real problem here. She really raised a fit over a foot of property when she already has that large of a yard. And the 'damage' to the fence was barely noticeable, JJ had to have her point it out in the photos. Plaintiff needs to get a life. As for the other neighbors, they probably took her side (if that's true) because she's lived there forever and they don't know the new neighbor... they probably only know what the plaintiff has told them. Of course they are going to be on her side.

[@carolr7823]

You need to ALWAYS contest anyone even going 1" over your property line; otherwise you can end up losing that property due to squatter's rights.

[@donnnacarter7995]

Omg I wish I only had fence post problems. Don't poop where u eat" meaning don't piss off your neighbours they know where u live.

[@WinstonTL]

So JJ stayed calm throughout the whole proceedings, what an amazing fete for her and as far as that Karen plaintiff is concerned, I'm glad I'm not living next door to her.

[@kishajames4527]

I'm just wondering if people don't know that are all going to die and leave all these things...we cherish vanity in this world soooooo much.

[@mjblue84]

AMEN!!!!!!!!!!!

[@blueberrydumpling9206]

Dark truth

[@relaxinmaxin7246]

Love your neighbor as yourself.

[@ruthgibson6475]

It seems that the neighbors that have lived somewhere the longest always seem to think they have more rights than new neighbors. Some people can not just get along and be good neighbors.

[@stacyfranceschi585]

JJ was absolutely right in her decision regarding both party's, idle hands is the devil's bestest friend, don't keep him in business. Get a hobby or volunteer, something. there are more important things then that!!!!

[@mmmkay0243]

My landlord went through this bull shit… people built a fence on previous home owners land then when my landlord got the property and they told them there fence was on there land and they were building a new fence around the land they owned the ppl who had the fence on there property became crazy because they were use to having extra land they did not own…. Some people are just entitled

[@jedimasters1462]

Depending on how long ago they built the fence, the other people could have a legal claim to that land. There was another case on Judge Judy that talked about it. Not saying that they indeed have the right to claim. Just that they might, depending on the timing of everything.

[@Juventinos]

the plaintiff didn't get it one bit.. she's so entitled too. "ow.. i m so sorry that everyone is on my side, i feel bad.." fml what a passive aggressive b...

[@NOTHEOTHERGUY]

The lady behind the Defendant with the power bun...YES!

[@harryrob8221]

This Plaintiff has a lot of time on her hands to be fomenting trouble and instigating trouble between the defendant and her neighbours. What a Karen

[@johnhagans2190]

OMG, of all the things to make an issue over. “Can’t we just all get along”? 😂😂

[@stephanieyee9784]

Haha, Love JJ and her final assessment of this situation. The plaintiff is a pain in the butt and one of those dreadful 'we were here first' smug people. The defendant Should have consulted with all the neighbours who'd be affected by her new fence.

[@ChiiBomb]

4:00 this is the problem with Karens! They think everything has to be done through them! It's HER property why would she need to go through you for anything lmfaoo

[@thecrazylab5725]

phan 2 kha la hay

[@Kansascityhustler]

The serious medication caught me off guard haha

[@madarch3r]

This is why i dont want neighbors.. how ridiculous..lol Just give me a few acres far away from people..ugh

[@Shibbylovess]

“I don’t care what you feel”

[@Josie-6]

Imagine having enough time on your hands to sue someone for building a fence 12 inches over the property line. If an adjoining neighbor of mine offered to build a fence, I’d say GREAT! Free fence! Instead, these clowns built two perfectly good fences right next to each other because they both wanted everything to be theirs and then miss thing decides to sue over a foot when she lives on nearly 2 and a half acres.

[@AndraMikkelsen]

I thought she said about a quarter acre, not half a hectare.

[@fayylmao]

1:32 gulp or burp ⁉😂

[@stratfordbaby]

Plaintiff would have no idea who's trees they were. A survey is for HER PROPERTY ONLY. Not for other properties. She is a nutcase.

[@anniewallace3601]

Why do neighbors think you have to tell them when you are doing stuff to your property? Mine has done that a few times and even tried complaining to the city and it's like I don't need approval to dig holes to put in a sprinkler system and we aren't breaking any city rules. The city kept telling the neighbor we weren't breaking any rules so they finally have stopped complaining but boy neighbors like that are so hard to get along with.

[@beepndigr3634]

My sisters neighbour called town bylaw because they had too many wheels on their lawn. This neighbour didn't even share a property line. And then reported to them that my nephew was living in a trailer in the back yard. No, it was his hang out shed on wheels, he didn't live in it. My brother in law just got a load of gravel so the wheels weren't on lawn anymore. Problem solved!

[@IHeartQuilting2]

If you are doing something that is right on the edge of your property, you will generally do better to TALK to your neighbor first. For instance, years ago, my Dad and his neighbor used railroad ties to hold up part of a hill between the properties (backyard). This gave the neighbor more usable space as well as leveling my parent's yard. The house was bought and sold twice after that. New neighbors put trees within 3 feet of that construction. If they had talked to my parents first, they would have learned that not only were the trees too close to the wall to grow well, but 35 years had passed and it was time to replace that railroad tie fence with concrete blocks. They had to saw down their trees. I'm sure that was an expensive loss but the construction could not be done with the trees there. If the construction wasn't done, the hill would have given way and taken out his shed.

[@tmendez31]

The plaintiff is such a spoiled karen. She is upset because they did not go to her for permission. If my neighbor put up a fence, I would not expect permission to be requested from me. And if there was a small miscalculation and their fence was put 6 in over my property I could care less. The only thing I probably would do is speak with the neighbor and let them know that I am aware but I really don't care. The only thing I would say is I would not want them to expect any kind of responsibility from me to maintain the fence. But the trouble the plaintiff went through just to be a pain in the butt is ridiculous.

[@lukerinderknecht2982]

Brilliant judgment 👍

[@tamikachirwa4043]

Honestly the plaintiff seems like a busy body.

[@Bosco6680]

Just the plaintiff 😅😂😅😂

[@presentprogressive8780]

Damn, I didn't expect Judge Judy to leave both of them with such a burn.

[@eldorado1244]

Just shake hands and go out to eat at a buffet

[@Mamamyselfandi]

We know who the hall monitor was lol

[@AssafHershko]

It's funny how they say that the neighbors told them they are on their side, as if it means anything. Anyone with even a modicum amount of social understanding can easily see that the neighbors are probably not on anyone's side. The neighbors just nod and tell whichever crazy is talking with them at the moment whatever they need to say to get them off their backs.

[@TenishaMiller]

hahaha so true

[@jcr1382]

Thank the heavens above we had lovely neighbors who looked out for each other. We were a Karen-free zone.

[@stratfordbaby]

Nothing is damaged. She is a liar.

[@keetlemeetle311]

Again!!! with the yes maam's LOL

[@bionicRod]

That judgment deserved audience applause lol

[@whocares_bear]

"You want to tell me about the trees now?" 😂

[@amandahaynes9205]

Serious medication 🤣🤣🤣...

[@melaniehooper3432]

God I couldn’t imagine the plaintiff being my neighbor. I had one of them for a few years on our rd. We were happy when she went away

[@geffeternal741]

Yes, medications are needed here! 😂😂😂

[@boybawang1981]

I suggest Ozempic...for both...

[@jenniferhalf1650]

Got to love a Karen vs Karen cases lol!!

[@catyone-o5d]

My husband was a Land surveyor and I worked with him. This happens constantly. Build your fence just inside the line not on it. Remember if you're over the line that's not your property. If the trees are on your property and you want to cut them down then cut them, surveys are important.

[@AndraMikkelsen]

Exactly. We put up a new fence just inside our property line. We let the neighbours know out of politeness that we had workers coming. They have the benefit of our fence making their side look better, but we don't have to discuss with them if we want to make any kind of change to what is ours.

[@puremongrel3073]

dont take TREES down.

[@cringeworthy2040]

I NEVER understand why neighbors fight over a TINY bit of land..I wouldn't care unless they take 1/4 -1/2 my property 🤔🤷🤦😂🤣🤦🤷🤣

[@margaretwade]

I have a large backyard - I wouldn't care!

[@Rushyesgenesis]

The plaintiff is 100% the problem. Absolutely. One of those neighbors no one wants.

[@pikestance4219]

Women can downright petty over the smallest of things. Noticed that the "husbands" were not there. They are probably having a beer together laughing how they are both wasting their time.

[@LouisianaCityboi]

That poor defendant. The plaintiff is so obviously the problem.

[@liebedich6311]

People arguing over 2 feet of property LOL so petty

[@SeamHead33]

Its actually not. You have obviously never owned real estate

[@SeamHead33]

Plus its not just about property lines, its about property damage. Pay attention

[@umungus518]

@@SeamHead33 there was no damage, pay attention.

[@SeamHead33]

@@umungus518 yeah there was sweetie. Broken fencing. Judge Judy said there was, though she said it was not major damage. Clean out your ears.

[@cluezybluez]

@@SeamHead33 No you need to clean out your ears. Judge Judy clearly stated that she can't tell when this minor "damage" took place. That non sense could have happened before or after. This foolishness was petty and a waste of time like judge Judy said and you know it

[@crimsonite2044]

To quote comedian Sebastian Maniscalco: “No Job?”

[@aaronsweet8032]

So petty, literally complaining about a foot worth of fencing on the backside, the side they don't even use, the side they probably expect the defendant to maintain. And you can see in one of the pictures where the defendant had to build her back fence parallel to that woman's fence. It boggles my mind some people's pettiness..

[@fleasflea1928]

Preach Judge Judy!!

[@yoongiswndrlnd]

just finished the first part let’s gooooo

[@alex1vid]

lol that plaintiff would be a nightmare to be around, let alone as a neighbor. Can only imagine the lies/rumors she spreads about people in her neighborhood. She might think everyone is on her side, but likely, everyone around her knows the type of person she is and to stay away...

[@MrGranfield]

Fancy going to court on this trivial matter.

[@airwolf3607]

Americans.

[@delishme2]

Ikr, shameful behaviour.

[@starsssabove]

Oh my god it’s a FENCE

[@thecrazylab5725]

nguoi phu nu vay hoa trong video kha la hay va thu trong ho co mot dieu

[@mystikmind2005]

Kinda sad Judge Judy thinks people should not make a fuss about a 'foot' of stolen property, like WTF?? ... people actually work very hard to have the property they got, no one has any right to take even one centimeter of it away from them

[@maisieh.8620]

That's what I thought. If Judge Judy's neighbor had a fence a foot into her land, do we all think she would say ok?. Smh.

[@mystikmind2005]

@@maisieh.8620 Well, one thing is for sure, it would be nice if the rest of us had the luxury to throw away a foot of land and think nothing of it because were as rich as Judge Judy.

[@maisieh.8620]

@mystikmind2005 Actually right now our neighbor has her fence a foot plus on our property after we had a survey done. Her fence is on our side all the way down. We get along ok, but it's been 2 years and we're waiting for her to move it.

[@maisieh.8620]

Plus, if you just ignore it, after 15-20 years she can claim it as her own, so we won't be waiting too much longer to push her to move it.

[@mystikmind2005]

@@maisieh.8620 Better make sure you keep a record of your communications over the issue, and 'provable' communications... (i am sure you would know this already)

[@GJCHSMM]

"Fences make for good neighbours" 🤐

[@mayamaeshihtzu4183]

😂😂😂SPOT ON JUDGE JUDY!

[@crystalsaavedra]

Omg it’s her property why does she need to ask if she can cut down trees?! Like great a life

[@miriamkivlehan3498]

Firstly, the plaintiff doesn't know the difference between a POST and a BEAM and secondly, is she actually gloating that the neighbours took her side" in a dispute that had nothing to do with them? 🙈

[@kevinjones5715]

0:11 Like most people the plaintiff has built their fence inside their own actual property line, with the knowledge that they still are responsible and have to maintain their property on the outside of the fence even if it is only one foot. How is the plaintiff now supposed to access their own property that is on the outside of their property to perform mandated maintenance?

[@huskydadtokoda]

Two karens fighting over a foot of yard space and a couple of trees 😂

[@samanthagreenlee6930]

The struggle (to care about these broads problems) is real 😫.......and moving on now

[@jeanprice2514]

No, the plaintiff was just looking for free money. Glad both cases were dismissed.

[@jjgangi]

Good fences make good neighbors!

[@anevabay9771]

"You both need to be on some serious medication"👏👏👏 My thoughts, exactly. Who has time or energy to make an entire case out of a scratched fence?

[@cidkult]

I love jj... That was epic.

[@MaiProject2024]

Love JJ!

[@ibcheel9021]

And the Survey Says!

[@lynnettelove11]

This makes me glad that the house I bought and the ones around me came with fences so we already have marked lines basically. This was just way too much altogether but I definitely feel as if everything the defendant did was in response to being harassed by the plaintiff. She claims the defendant was being vindictive but I just think she's the type to find issues with everything. The lady just wanted a fence. I think the fact that she even bothered to go and look and do an entire survey over a FOOT of property shows that she's very very bored.

[@susanstribe4914]

Glad JJ threw them out. Ridiculous 😹

[@mikecarson101]

I Love Judge Judy

[@lyndamac1058]

The older neighbor does sound like a nut, she bring a petty law suit and the reason is just to stick it to the other neighbor.

[@Caocao8888]

I’m assuming that Karen’s husband drinks daily.