Judge Judy

Two former cohabitants, who originally connected through an online dating site, find themselves at odds over financial matters. Their dispute centres on unpaid rent, ownership of property and the expense of hiring a moving van. The conflict unfolds after their breakup.

The broadcast forms part of Series 21 and is presented as a single episode within the programme’s lineup. Classified simply as an episode, it offers a compact, self‑contained story rather than an extended series arc, allowing the audience to focus on one particular set of circumstances without the need for broader context. The story centres on two individuals who first connected through a dating website and subsequently moved in together. Their relationship has since ended, leaving them as former co‑habitants who must now confront the practicalities of untangling their shared domestic arrangements. This reunion, prompted by the need to settle outstanding matters, forces both parties back into direct contact despite their split. The core dispute revolves around three financial points. First, there is disagreement over the amount of rent that remains unpaid and who should cover it. Second, the division of property rights becomes a contentious issue, with each side claiming entitlement. Third, the cost of hiring a moving van to transport belongings adds another layer of contention, prompting arguments about who ought to bear that expense. These intertwined financial disagreements highlight the everyday complications that can arise when former partners must separate their obligations. Throughout the episode, the characters negotiate, clash, and attempt to reach a resolution, illustrating how practical concerns such as rent, property ownership and moving costs can dominate the post‑breakup landscape.