Divorce Court

She says she is ready to walk away from his verbal assaults and aggressive behavior and to live as a lesbian; he says she broke his traditional marital rules.

A divorced couple has second thoughts about getting back together.

She says she no longer wants to go to swingers' clubs; he says he sleeps on the couch while she socializes with her ex-boyfriends online.

She says he waited until she was deeply in love with him before disclosing that he had 25 children; he says their marriage was an arrangement based on a lie.

She says he quit his job and rushed to marry her in order to get his hands on her inheritance; he says she abandoned him and never told her family they were married.

She says she fears his controlling ways; he says she keeps the children away from him.

She wishes he would stop playing video games and step into the real world; he says his trust in her is fading because of her recent bizarre behavior.

A couple who live together have major issues with each other and want to work on them before they move toward marriage.

A woman who started dating her second husband while she was still married to her first now complains that he cheats on her; he says she is having an affair with a millionaire bishop.

Joshua, who works seven days a week, wants Jonille to be a housewife, but she refuses to quit her job, saying that they would be unable to live on his income.

She says he is insecure, jealous, wasteful, boring and snoops around on dating websites; he says she has a big mouth and cannot be trusted.

Celebrity hairstylists say their crazy work schedules take too much time away from their relationship; he says she has gained weight, so he is no longer attracted to her.

He says she is bad-tempered, jealous and lazy; she says he is uncommunicative and controlling.

She says his children hate him and he has denied paternity of two of them; he says she performs "disappearing acts" and leaves him and the children for weeks at a time to be with another man.

She thinks he married her only for a green card and is tired of him spending all of his free time on the Internet looking for other women; he says she scratches him and throws water in his face.

She says she is constantly embarrassed by his immaturity in public, especially when he drinks; he says she shops too much and has racked up credit-card bills.

He says that her family and her loyalty to them are tearing their relationship apart; she feels that she is stuck between him and her family.

She admits to faking a pregnancy to keep him from leaving and says she did it because he always tries to make her jealous.

After only a year of marriage, she says he has a girlfriend on the side; he says she sits in the car and refuses to engage with his family whenever they go to family events.

She says she found another woman's earring under her pillow; he says she is too controlling.

He says she falsely accused him of cheating and is rude to his family; she says they leave her home filthy and being married to him is like raising a child.

She says he cheats, has anger issues and double standards; he says her ways make it hard to be with her.

Returning guest Danny says Judge Lynn's three-step program helped him to change is ways and become more confident; his wife says his new-found confidence has made him an arrogant bully.

He says she is unappreciative; she says he is a womanizer who has a bad temper and says bad things about her to her family and friends.

A couple with a 2-year-old daughter seek a divorce after four years of marriage; she says she doesn't trust him, and he wishes his wife had a softer side.

A man wants his live-in partner to move out of their house, but she refuses to leave because she has been paying the household bills and splitting the costs of the renovations.

A couple who met at 17 and got married because she got pregnant want a divorce; she says she has reached her breaking point with his cheating while he says her bad attitude leaves him with no choice but to leave.

A man and woman who entered a legal domestic partnership to take a step toward marriage now want out of the relationship.

A man and woman who are considering marriage don't know if they belong together; she is tired of his disappearing acts, and he says she isn't emotionally available to him.

She says he devotes too much time to his wannabe rap career and does not provide for their child; he suspects her of cheating.

He says she is lazy and refuses to get up at night to feed their baby; she says he has been fired from two jobs for sexual harassment and her family has cut them off after he sexually harassed her relative.

She says he has left multiple times and has stopped paying child support; he says she wants to live two separate lives, as a family woman and as a party girl.

He says he is tired of her spoiled ways and excessive shopping habit; she says he tries to buy her affection instead of confronting their issues.

Michael says he is ready for a divorce so that he can start a new life with his new fiancee; Ameshia says that since they were separated, she learned that he is the father of five more children by five different women.

Since losing nearly 200 pounds, she loves to dress sexy, and he hates it.

A returning guest wants to divorce his current wife because he does not trust her; she is tired of the constant arguing and disrespect.

Since they have separated, he has not reached out to see his own child and has stopped paying child support; he says they married too young.

She says he is a liar, a womanizer and has anger issues; he says she wants to add another woman to the relationship.

She says he is addicted to designer clothing, is going through a midlife crisis, drinks too much and may have cheated on her; he says she acts like his mother and nags him constantly.

He is an alcoholic and says she needs to admit to her own drinking problem; she says he insults her, and she refuses to get couples counseling.

A rap artist with a very demanding career has a fiancee who nags him about not spending enough time with the family.

She says he disciplines her son with an authoritative voice; he says her family does not give him respect.

He says when he found out his 27-year-old girlfriend was only 16, he told her he did not want to see her anymore, but she moved out of her mother's house into his and married him.

She says he exchanges private photos with strangers online; he says she is insecure.

She says he is controlling and verbally abusive; he says he married her to have a baby, not knowing she had had her tubes tied.

She says he made her stop stripping to become a stay-at-home housewife and will not let her go back to school; he says he never wanted children, and she got pregnant on purpose and gets between him and his mother.

She says he told her he was homeless and asked her to marry him, over the phone; he says she trapped him into getting married.

She says he is a broke wannabe-rapper who cheats in her car; he says she is controlling and embarrasses him.

She says she used to find their racial differences interesting, but since he was attacked and put in the hospital for four months, it has caused a lot of tension; he says she does not show compassion for the fact that he had to have his face rebuilt.

She says he has fathered two more children with his baby-mama during their marriage; he says he discovered she had men's numbers saved as women's names in her phone.

She says he is a master manipulator and womanizer with a secret other life; he says she cleaned him out, packed up their home and left without a word.

Married two weeks after they met, a couple find their 19-year age difference a problem; he says he has never met her family and she disappears for days on end; she says he is too controlling.

Donna is sick of her much-younger husband's laziness, financial irresponsibility and tendency to disappear for days at a time; he says he hates her insecurity, gambling and temper; each suspect the other of cheating.

His family has a problem with their 25-year age difference; she says he is always out late, partying with young women.

She says he constantly complains about their finances, even though he forced her to quit her job as a stripper, and she busted him with a secret cell phone; he says her drinking problems have led to violent fights.

He says she is disrespectful, possessive and controlling; she says she needs to change his childish ways.

He resents that he was not able to experience college life and realize his dreams of becoming a rapper, blaming her and their son for his unfulfilled desires; she says he is immature and often does not return home for days at a time.

Wed only three months after meeting at a water park, she says his personality suddenly changed and she found nude photos of other women on his phone; he says she is overly jealous and controlling.

He has nine other children from several previous relationships; she says he also fathered a child with one of her family members.

High-school sweethearts and drug dealers break up when he finds out she has been exchanging love letters with a prison inmate.

He says she cheats and lies about it; she says he is insecure because of an affair she had three years ago.

She says he is negative, controlling and emotionally abusive; he is bored with their sex life.

She says he is overweight, lazy and watches too much TV; he says she denies him sex and accuses him of infidelity, going so far as to put a tracking application on his phone.

She says he is obsessed with phone-sex operators and got caught hooking up with his ex in the freezer at his job; he says she has a spending problem, got them evicted and is unable to hold a job.

She says he cheated on her with his own stepsister; he says she took the children and moved to another state to live with another man.

She says he has not worked in three years and is even lazy in the bedroom; he says she stays out until the early morning and does not call to check in, so he suspects she is cheating on him.

He says she still throws it in his face that he did not get a divorce from his first wife quickly enough; she says he gambled the rent money away.

A couple who met at the unemployment office feud over his controlling ways and her ingratitude, sneaky behavior and drinking.

A mother of four says her husband wants to have sex every day, even when she is not in the mood; he says he cannot trust her, because he has caught her in lies in the past, and she may still be sleeping with one of her exes.

She says he cheats and lies about everything; he says her insecurities are out of control and he is tired of her materialistic, unappreciative ways.

Due to a lack of communication, Terry didn't realize his wife's dream job was a nonpaying internship.

Dawn claims she didn't know any better when she rushed into a marriage with Rudy.

Arnester is out of chances with his wife, Maria, but claims she's nothing but a spoiled woman.

Pablo claims that his wife, Stephanie, can't trust him and refuses to forgive him for cheating.

Leilani is paying all the bills, which humiliates Gilbert, who says she controls everything in their lives.

A couple who met at a fast-food drive-thru feud over cheating, controlling, lying and female "friends" on his part.

Travis feels that his high-school sweetheart may have married him only to get out from under her parents' roof.

She says she is sick of being the breadwinner and putting up with his laziness and bad attitude; he says she flirted with the handymen and the cable guy in front of him.

A Mormon who married a porn star says his wife has been with more than 150 men; she says she has been sexually unfulfilled for the past 14 years.

She says he cheated on her with his own stepsister and is constantly putting her down; he says she took the children and moved into another man's home.

She thinks he is keeping a secret from her and has called in a psychic to help her find out what it is.

She says he is unable to keep a job, sleeps all day and is verbally abusive; he says she does not respect him.

She says he is selfish and wastes their money on drugs; he says she has seemed disinterested in him since their youngest child was born.

Returning guest Spencer says Tangela married him under false pretenses, is unmotivated and stopped having sex with him.

She wants him to have his vasectomy reversed so that they can have a child; he says she is being mean.

He says she drove him into the arms of another woman and feels that the trust and respect are gone from their marriage.

He is young enough to be her son and throws temper tantrums when he does not get his own way.

She is ready to call off their engagement because she is tired of not being able to fulfill his sexual fetishes; he takes out his anger on their animals.

She says his sibling rivalry ended their marriage; he says that since her miscarriage she treats his daughter like the enemy.

She is tired of being the breadwinner for him and his children; he says she has unrealistic expectations.

She says he has had several children with other women during their marriage; he says she likes to act like she is single and tries to keep their daughter away from him.

She says he cheated on their wedding night and had a baby outside their marriage; he says she is ungrateful and disrespectful.

Three people involved in a polyamory marital relationship feud over sex, work and finances.

She says she is tired of feeling like a single parent, because she works, cares for their child and provides for the family, while he spends all of his earnings on partying; he says she should get a better job.

She says she is tired of being mother, father and breadwinner for their five children; he says she is not innocent.

She gave him permission to cheat if he would use protection, but he got someone pregnant anyway; he accuses her of cheating too.

She has anger issues and is a sex addict who trashed his studio because he went out with friends; he feels unappreciated.

She found condoms in his luggage and text messages from other people, one of whom was buying him gifts, so she decided to cheat too.

She says he spends less and less time at home with her and the children; he says he stays out because he is tired of the constant arguing.

She says he took a sledgehammer to her car; he says he is tired of feeling like a maid and having no sex life.

She says he has eight children with six baby-mamas; he says she recycles her wigs and he has never seen her real hair.

She says he makes derogatory comments about her race; he says being married feels like he has been kidnapped.

She wants to know if her fiance has another woman or if he has just lost interest in her; he says he wants his space and plans on telling her for the first time, with Judge Lynn's help, that he does not want to marry her.

She says he is old, grumpy, controlling and insecure; he says he does not trust her, because she cheated on him before they were married.

He says he is a pimp and she does not know how to be a wife; she says she is done with his cheating sprees and temper tantrums.

He says he is a sex addict and she has a terrible attitude and mood swings; she says her heart has been broken so many times that she just wants out of the marriage.

She says he slept with his boss in order to get promoted; he says she keeps getting fired from jobs and cursed out his mother during their first conversation.

She says things went from bad to worse after she agreed to have a three-way with her friend, and she suspects they are still carrying on behind her back; he says she has let herself go and is lazy around the house.

She says he cheats on her and is a deadbeat dad; he says she gets violent when she does not get her way and recently tried to run over him with her truck.

She wants him to stop drinking, smoking marijuana and using porn, throw out his ex's keepsakes and get and keep a job; he says she is a shopaholic who has bad credit and she is pushing him to the altar too fast.

She wants him to be financially responsible and help with the children; he says she is lazy and bad-tempered.

She says he is a womanizer who cannot keep a steady job; he says she tries to act like his mother and spends too much time with him.

He says she is immature; she says he is extremely jealous and does not like her talking to anyone, and expects her to pay all of the bills with her own money.

A couple who married quickly each say the other has changed for the worse.

She says she needs to keep up with fashion trends because of her job and is tired of his thriftiness; he says that her spending habits cause them problems and that she is not supportive of his rap career.

She wants to end the marriage -- the couple's second -- because he refuses to get a backbone; he says he's ready to leave the marriage to get some well-deserved peace.

She says he is a sports junkie and she wants out of the marriage, which is the couple's third; he says she overreacts to everything.

He says she spends all of his money, is very jealous and often accuses him of cheating with other women; she says she is tired of him leaving for two to three days at a time and is done with him.

She has threatened that she will look for sex outside their relationship; he says she is a drama queen and tries to stir the pot because he might be too good to be true.

He has admitted to cheating in the past and was accused of fathering a child with another woman; he says she disappears all night and lies about her whereabouts.

She is unsure whether she should marry him, because he cheats, nags and does not work; he says she lies about her whereabouts and whom she is seeing.

She says he cheats, fails to communicate and has damaged her credit; he says he caught her online inviting herself to another man's house.

She says when she was extremely ill, he emotionally checked out and showed no concern; he says their marriage deteriorated because she puts the children first.

Music brought a couple together and is tearing them apart.

She wants him to trust her and show his feelings and emotions more; he is tired of the constant arguing and lack of trust.

She says he is verbally abusive and does not think he has to work to contribute to their family; he says she treats him like a dog and a hostage.

She says he is jealous of her children and thinks she is putting them before him; he says he feels like a doormat because she spends all of her time helping others rather than working on their marriage.

He says she keeps too many pets in their home, and one of them bit him; she says he is a mama's boy who refuses to grow up, and he went to jail for DUI.

He says he regrets rushing into marriage with a pregnant exotic dancer; she says he spends all of their money on gambling, strip clubs and hookers.

A couple who have had five children in the past six years complain of a lackluster love life and suspicions of cheating.

She says he is a liar and a master manipulator who wants to control everything about her; he says 30 men have had her, and she refuses to raise the children correctly.

He says she is so jealous he got her fired from being a trainer at his gym because it was interfering with his workouts; she says he cares more about bodybuilding than his marriage, and she thinks his supplements have caused his anger issues.

He says she sold his prized possessions to play the lottery and bingo, and because he does not trust her, he put a locator app on her phone; she says he is overly controlling and cheats on her.

He says she smokes too much and cheated on him in the past; she says he is verbally abusive, fails to communicate appropriately and holds grudges from 1985.

They both have children from previous relationships; he wants to end their 4-week marriage.

She wants more out of life than to be a wife and mother; he is tired of her hanging out with friends while he is at home with the children.

A woman who met her husband on an online dating site contracts an STD, and he fears she has cheated on him.

Monica and Ludwig married while he was in jail, and their problems started when he was released.

A couple have been together for 12 years, but he puts off marriage because, he says, she is jealous, unappreciative and has a bad attitude.

He confesses to having three affairs during the course of their marriage but says he does not believe in divorce.

She wants him to leave the past behind and stop flirting with women on the Internet; he says she has two personalities and he never knows which one he is going to get.

He says she is overly jealous and too laid back in disciplining the children; she says he plays too much with them and has turned down jobs in fear of not being near enough to her.

After a whirlwind romance, she agreed to move from the U.K. to Los Angeles with him, but now each thinks the other is lazy and coddled, and she wants to go home.

She says she is sick of his selfish, arrogant ways; he is upset that she pawned their anniversary ring.

She says he has to stop acting like a grumpy old man; he says his good looks make her insecure, and she is too controlling.

She says he clocks the mileage on her car to see if she is driving anywhere she should not, and he does not like her talking to her friends or her brother.

She says that since he cheated on her, things have never been the same; he says that after being shot in the head in a home invasion, he decided to clean up his life, but her behavior became worse.

He says she is a controlling, lazy slob; she says he does not accept the way she does anything.

He is an angry, violent drunk and has never gotten over briefly losing custody of their baby; he says he is tired of her verbal abuse.

She secretly taped him having sex with another woman and wants to be "free of the handcuffs of this marriage"; he says trust is lacking and her temper is out of control.

A couple who wed too young are losing interest in their marriage; she wants him to get a job and help support their children.

He says she is a habitual liar and a cheater who is too demanding and jealous of his relationship with his children; she says he is a selfish, insecure, controlling man who gets upset when she spends time with anyone other than him.

A couple who live together in her mother's home question whether they should marry, because they argue at least once a day.

She says she used to support him and even bought him expensive cars and took him on fancy trips, but now that the financial tables have turned, he is very cheap and analyzes every dime she spends; he says she is too critical and controlling.